The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
HALFPAST SIX, n. M.
ARRIVAL OF THE
GREAT WESTERN.
ONE DAY LATER.

Sp0tn---St0te Oh the NAorketS.
The steamship Great Western, Capt. Hosken,
arrived this morning after a boisterous passage Of
fifteen and half days The whole voyage yards
down ard topnlasts struck. The last week expert.
enced very thick weather.
The G.. w. brings III cabin passengers aud full
freight
James Gordon Bennett, Esq. OF the New York
Herald, with his lady and child, passed through Lv-
erpool on the 9Th instant, their way to reand.
The packet ship Montezuma, which left New
York on the 10Th ult., reached the Mersey on the
4th at o'clock.
The weather had improved, and the great corn
market at Wakefield was not acted upon by the late
heavy rains to the extent that we anticipated. No
serious injury has yet been done to the crops, and if
the remainder of The month should exhibit q fair
portion of warmth and sunshine, all may yet be
well. But the time is critica-sufficenty 30 to ex
cite apprehension.
Nothing in the way of news had TRANSFERRED since
the departure of the Hbernia. Seville, Spain, con-
tinued to be bombarjed on the 18th ut., showing
great resolution, but suffering great disasters. Sar
ragos sa had sent in Its adhesion 10 the Government
at Madrid. The Junta OF Burgos had arrested
General Seoane, on his passage through that place.
Madrid continued tranquil.
Nothing OF Importance from Ireland. The Lords
OF the Treasury had Issued minute, which had
been received at Dublin, and copy forwarded to
every person holding Office under Government,
threatening with immediate dismissal every indi-
vidual who connects himself in any way, however
remote, with the agitation for the repeal of the
Union. The repealers will, of course, regard this
mere brntum tutnen, and laugh at it accord.
iDgly.
REPEAL -O'Connell has invited Sharman Craw-
ford and the best of Ireand's landlords to become
members of the Repeal Association. He says, in
his letter. "that the relations between landlord and
Tenant cannot possibly be suffered to remain as
they are. There must be an end put to the whole
sale massacres of the clearance system. There
must be an end put to the retaiatory associations
of agents, landlords, and incoming tenants The
stain of blood must be effaced by obteratng Its
causes, and that can be done only by an arrange
ment consented to, and concurred in by the best
class Of landlords, and rendered sufficiently prote c.
tive OF the occupying tenants. Nothing can be more
absurd than 10 accuse the repealers OF desire for
separation or for revolutionary violence. What we
want is to preserve and improve the social state
not to injure it What we desire is to consolidate
the connection with England upon a popular basis
mot to sever it,"
The Augsburg Gazette mentions report that the
King of the French is not opposed to the idea of
marrying the young Queen Of Spain 10 an Italian
Bourbon, and that negotiations on the subject have
been opened with the Court of Lucca.
The NEw YORK PACKET SHtPs Since the de-
spatch OF yesterday publication by the Steam Ship
H!bernla, we have the arrival Of three. Packer
ships from New Yoek-the Virginia. Captain Allen;
MOnteZuma. CaDtaln IxOVher. N.
guer, Captain Bursley.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday, August 4.-The Lord
Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five
o'clock.
The Commissioners for taking Affidavits in Scot
land and Ireland Bill went through committee; to be
reported gu Monday.
On the motion OF the Earl Of Dalhousie the Excise
Bill was read second time and was ordered to be
read third time on Monday
The Earl ct RoDEN presented two petitions from
the county OF Down In favor OF grant to the Church
Education Society; petition from the Protestant
inhabitants of Westport aysus: the national system
of education in Irelana petitions from places in the
counties OF Wesmeath and Antrim against any
further grant to the College OF Maynooth; and a
petition 10 the high sheriff. grand jurors, clergy, and
gentry OF Kilkenny, against the repeal OF the legis
lative union. The earl said he would take this op
portuniy Of giving notice of his intention present
apeiliion from very large class of the Protestant
Inhabitants OF the county OF Down, respecting the
act OF Parliament relating to proce. sions in Ireland
He had ntedded to present the petition in question
on Monday next, but as he understood there would
be some business before the house that day, he
would submit! i to their iordship,s on Tuesday;
SMexican RePublic) Bill, the Slave Trade lChili)
Bill were severallv read a second time.
Rebecca Riots.
SWANSEA, Aug. 4, O'Clock, A. M.-No sooner
were the parties whose examination YVES sent you
in my last report committed, than the Rebeccaites
as It to show the wantonness OF their power, and
Al. r. H.
police force assembled at this place, actually dee
troped three gates, and broke in IN doors and win
dows OF a dollhouse.
TELEGRArHrc DISPATCHES =
BAYoNNE, August l.
"The bombardment OF Seville still continued on
the mornin5 of the 18th. The disasters sccasioned
by were very great. The city evinced the strong
&c The Government Tin Madrid) published on the
Both manifesto, tending to establish OF It's legality
and announcing the speedy convocalion OF the
CoItes
"The intelligence from Sarago-sa Of the 18th and
29,h makes no mention of a reaction which was said
to have taken place in that city on The 26h
"Rngader Ametler issued on the same day a
conciliatory proclamation. The Political Chief had
given in his resignation, and the municipality had
announced his adhesion 10 the Government OF
Madrid.
PERrIeNAN, August 1.-The iunta of safety at
Valencia has recognized the Lopez ministry as the
provisional government.
Nothing new had occurred at Barcelona down TO
the 3Oth ult.
We have received by the same express Madrid
journals and correspondence OF the 9th ult., on
which day it was believed that the Cortes would be
convoked TOR the LIST of October. The appointment
of the Duke OF Baylen TO the guardianship OF the
Queen, was held TO show that the provisional Go.
vernment would not take upon itself the response.
biIi,y of proclamng Her Majesty OF age before the
time fixed by The constitution. The Duke Of
s:aragossa had been named Captain Commander of
the Halberdiers The estate OF SIEGE" in which
the province of Madrid was declared the 9th, was
raised by decree ofthe 18th The Hcrado states
that the Ministry would probably be modified for
the purpose of completing it. M. Lopez would in
that case assume the direction of the Foreign De-
partment; M. Aylon that OF Justice, and M Madoz
would succeed the latterln the Ministry OF Finance