The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-08

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10 meet VI Csonissi tos the purpose Of petionne a,
Aforesaid whereby ill-disposed persons may have
opportunity, under color Of said proc lamalion Ia
! provoke breaches Of the peace, commit violence
on persons intending 10 proceed peaceaby aud lega.
| ~ TO SAID intended meeting;
" We therefore, the Committee Of the LOYAL Ma
tona Repeal Association, do most earnestly request
and entreat, that all well-dlsposed persons VAL in
medately receiving this int,m alton, repair their
own dwellings and not place themselves in peril Of
any COLLISION or Of receiving any Ill treatment What
/ soeyer
Sand We do further inform such persons that
without yielding in anything TO the unlounded alega
| tons in said alleged proclamation, we deem il pru.
dent and wise, and above all things humane 10 De-
clare that said meeting is abandoned and Is not 10 be
| held
Signed by order, DANIEL OCoNNEll.
" Saturday, TN Oct. 81 P, NJ, lS43."
Extensive military precautions were taken on Sun.
day. The guards at the places where they are usually
stationed in the city itself were doubled and wnL
the exception Of the soldiers required for that pur.
pose and for a reserved force stationed in Adboro'
House by ten O'Clock, the whole garrison was drawn
| up at Clonari and the guns OF the Pigeon-house
which was garrisoned by several companies OF FOO,
and artillery, turned 10 sweep the road 10
Ciontarf
The infantry the ground were commanded BIZ
Col. Fame, tie cavalry by Lord Cardigan and troop
of horse artillery by Colonel Gordon Higgins. Tn.
approaches to Conquer Hill were crowded by people
| counties.
The troops however, were so arranged as TO pre-
vent any bodies OF people from passing the ROAD
TO which all passengers were strictly confined and
all persons were compelled to keep moving, 50 that
no accumulation or crowds were permitted. On com
| ing to the sheds Of Contarf about two miles from
| Dublin and half mile from the place Of meeting
| the multitude became very dense indeed and tile
many and vehicles proceeding TO the scene Of
action made their way through with much difficulty
| few huu firb her tha hr,..
helmets Of the dragons glittered in the SUM- and the
orderly Police, endeayored to clear the path and keep
an open space along the road, were visible The
dense of frieze and broadcloth that occup ed it,
The picket was supported by all the dsposabe force
Of their regment--lhe Fifth Dragon Guards, about
| $50 strong, who were drawn up in double fcs on
| either side OF the road.
In support of these appeared the whole of the Gath
Infantry, who, their arms being piled ounged along
the parapet wall (Which protects the road from the
.ea) amused themselves by throwing pebbles into
the sea while their officers taking it easy AMI
smoking their cigars on the kerb stones. Then APP
peared the red and white tufts of the Fifth Fuseers
the majority of whom, Judging from their physiog-
Monies and the touch of the brogue in their
sation, should say were Irishmen, indeed many
Of the men, both of the Dragons and 54th Foot
also appeared TO be. The full force of tins regiment
also the ground and directly opposite to them
were the whole amount of the County Constabuary
TO the number Of three or four hundred with mukct
bayonet, and thirty round of ball cartridge. These
green coated gendarmere seemed TO incur the part
cular hostility of the populace; the manifestation
of which they bore with great good humor.
Immediately in rear of the Fusileers yawned the
mouths of two more pieces of artillery, Twelve
pound howtZers) around which some fifty OF the
mounted artillery in the blue and red calpacks
stationed, and in support of which were drawn up
the whole Of the llth Light Dragons, prince Al
bert's, bourac, under the command of Lord Car
dgan The place selected for the meeting a
large field with gentle elevation lying to the left OF
the seaward wall of Clontarf, and said TO have been
the place wherein the great Irish Solon Brian Be-
roihme, defeated the Danes and their IRISH allies,
though with the loss Of his own life. The appear
of so large force, numbering at least $500 or
1900 men, extremely imposing but the people
assembled do not seem TO fear them much-the better
to suppress any signs of their disappointment
WaLEs.-The disturbances in Wales are not over.
A proc Iamation issued by the Government offering
rewards for the apprehension of offenders, has had
effect.
Rebecca and her daughters have made their APP
pearance IN Ranodshire having destroyed the Pen
pstii toll-gate, near Rhay ader the 22d OF Sep
TENDER.
The correspondent Of the Times mentioning some
recent violence near Swansea, of great iudn dual
importance, says of the Queens proclamation, now
posted throughout that elghborhood, that " the pre-
vailing opinion is that il viii be perfectly Intellectual
as the Welsh closely banded to. ether by their
sort Of canship in the Rebecca exploits that no re-
ward, however high, will induce them TO beray one
another"
CHSA Intelligence of the most importan, char
acter has been received from China, by the Akbar
steamer, which, having on board Capt Malcolm tie
bearer OF important dispatches proceeded direct from
Hong hong by way OF Singapore, Ponto &c gale.
and Adee 10 Suez without calling at any of the port,
of Iilndostan. The Treaty concluded upon ast year
has been fully ratified by the Emperor, and tariff
of the most liberal and favorable character has been
agreed upon between the Chinese commissioners ard
the British plenipoientiary.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-The revival Of trade con-
tnues the theme of general congratulalion. lie
years Indeed, during the past week, greater amount
of cotton has been sold than in any one week sirce
1875. The sales amounted 10 81 $50 bags, of which
upwards of 10000 have been taken speculation.
Prices have advanced from farthng TO three elgls
on the previous weeks quotations On most descnp-
tons an Improvement OF far,hng pound has been
realized. The market Saturday closed rather
qnleter but without any symptoms of going back.
The publication Of the revenue oturns and the re-
cent favorable news from China have mainly pro-
ducod The favorable news from China 10 which
have referred
lWrHPooL, Oct l9-The new duty upon Cana
dian lower being now in operation an increasing
business doing IN the article and o. extensive sup
plies are expected TO be shipped of before the na'r
CATION OF the ST Lawrence closed the present put
ces will probably not be sustained.
Prom he Rochester M Y } RepuJGcu,