Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

The British Parliament pTofogued The 2ih ult
by the Queen person. The only important pat OF the
speech that relating Ireland, which as fJlows-
have observed the deepest the Perseve
ring Efforts which mad 10 STR up dlsconent and dis
affection among uy sui ecis Ireland aud excite them
demand a repeal Of the Legislative Union.
Il Ia, been aud will be my desire TO adj
minister the governme I Of that country slinl Of
srct justice and imparualiy and to cooperate with
parliament in affecting such amendments IN the existing
as may improve the social oond lion and 10
develop the natural resources OF Ireland.
From deep conviction that tie Legislative Jn'on Is
not les essential 10 the attainment OF these o J,cs
than 10 tie strength aud STABILITY OF the empire, II Is
firm determination. with your support and under the
blessing OF Divine Providence 10 maintain nsoiate that
ereat bond If con ection between the two counties
have ioreborue from requiring any additional pow
for the coutte action of designs hostile to the concord
and welfare Of my domuions we'll fom an unwilling
dis,rlsl tie efficacy of the nary law. from
NY reliance the good sense and patr"tI>m OF my peo
pie and on the solemn declarations of Parliament sup
port Of he legislative union.
feel assured tat thos, Of faithful sui ject- who
have influence anl horiiy Iceland will disc uragS 10
the OF their power SYST OF pernciou> agitation
which surbs the industry aud rclatds the improvement
Of that county, and cxites feelings OF nutua discod
and luminosity between different classes oi my people.
The winding up of the parliamentary campaign by
the Queens stc, ca delivered by herself d enel
scnua y the ministry order u show the country that
they possessed her Majesty nidrnce. IL Is whis-
pered. ind,ed that the stipulation not gratifying To
the royal taste AMI that If she could have stayed
with dcccncy would have done The Tunes states
that she refused 10 be patty tie state pageantry of
praroguins PaI lament, unless the internal arrangements
40 'he house underwent a considerable change; amongst
others providing chair Of stale for Prince Albeit, -
n,et,or Md To- the previously used. y tins nf
course was iu., atty complied with, though not 1t l. add
ed uhoui good Zeal Of inconvenience, owing To the
brr,y If the lime The speech itself says lutte which
cominonpace, except lie p0rlion "h'h elaeS u
Ireland.
a., - 1 harM
it said raised her voice and emphasized good deal
The terms OF the speech applied Ia that section of The
empire rather strong. hot Mr. O''J"nncl l. 1" lie
credited, her Majesty substituted deep concern Tor
"udguauon" ia the original draft when speaking of The
releai agitation. The agitation won have
fnend--no 1" say -pIes--m high pla Is. lie wa the
fret announce that the Queen ceu~ured her prime
minister. and Dismissed him Invitation 1In-
nrr hecause he uced her into his first speech
IN the House of Commons, when he declared his irten
Of puung down the aeiiatlon by force without her
authority. He Vas the first however 10 announce that
the ministry had abandoned their intention OF
- with Ireland The out. probably through
OF the ladies ~ waiting about the court. Tor tie
daughters of Eve have proscnpve license for allow
ing tLer tongues outStrip their jud.me
O'Cnnnol continues to blaze away Ireland. The
agitation increases possible. intensity. aud the rent
kept well up the uark-~wcll'd 10y contributions
from America lie has attacked lhr Queens speech with
great ierociiy treating the speech of the ministers
and Wishing her r,asty coetoed
into lis delivery that she Is not a free aseut-and ia
resignation would result efuS u. Tbs
does not tally however, with the mar. ed mtonaon which
her majesty n have impaired 10 the reading OF the
passages about ihe Repeal agitation.
Tie great Protcs meeting. viii h announced
the OF TAXI place IN Belfast counter 'em-
onsirition To the pea meetings, has been gwen up
corc,pot the 81 Jet has TAX, place the sub
Jet has taken place heiwe,u Lords Londonderry aud Ro
den. The forer express ng his bf that ne es,ity
existed FIR such demonstrate aud II would do more
harm than good. THIS appears to be the feeling OF the
party bo;h sides OF the water opposed IL the Repeal
movement Tee wonder. however. l., considering the
bitter almost deadly fcul wich exists between tn ultra
Praicstri parf, in lrctnd aud OCounel suclhes how
,his fiery spr # the former be all kept quiet by
m 81. s'.icnce. \ toug-t the various olh.r
coup!caied ma'alcs OF iaa, voted country, n, Tue
lea-t tie hatred which arnong; those who
differ religion and political grounds There II, u"haP
py 10 middle party Ia Ireland ahd when The t"o
meet the result Is always Reconsideration tFas
zeal.
At the usual meeting of the Repeal Association on
Mond,y the 2l~t Ut the for the week an
nounced To- lie L $50. Nr O'Comncl was present,
aud The meeting adjourned TIL next day when he pro-
ponnd,d ms plan fr the est'raOn of the lash Para-
meut as prepared 10y committee.
from Monsieur Ledru Rollln was read, express
slvr OF the sympathy of the Preach democrats IN the
Repeal and limiting that France O. would a-
ford Other and IN of need OtonneIl read letter
whir, he had preplr,d which he accepted
tn sympathy CANT CASH hut declined the " other aid
and also deciucd until convenient season. prof
fcrei visit the par Of Lclru Robin lis response
half cl>ed the frgu democrats The Niii II
al SAYS, OCannr may be hight the course he pur-
suing. tul that The democracy If France has pitched It's
lines fir cyuud th,sr Of -. ihe Lihtrator.
James Gordon licnuett has addressed letter 10 the
London Tia ing out of O'CounrI~ uncourie"u>
attack upon hIm at ihr Dub IN Corn Exchange 1t -
wei written, and throws a light upon tn motives of
prl,c,ral ia tie aiir Mr.. silk Buckns Cham
has repied To Tie letter
Vrslr ~ Qrrr> Vicronr, TO FnaNcE.-Thc King
of tie French hearing of the Q cen, of taking
short excursion hy sca c1mmissi ned ms sons the
Pence lie Jon,Ille AID Duke a. Aum Invr her 10
his chateau En-. She 'nok her departure from South
amp'on. amidst great ri iciuas aud her pfog along
the coast Is rccor,'d with much mnurncs- The ROYAL
squadron reached Trclou, where received hl The
Kiae of the French AID his ltmlly with 81 eciat-
The royal fsin of England apd France then. 'ni-t
great ,clng,. let fnr the chateau Eu, which they
reached o'clock the and splendid
banquet served zap erg The q iern Journey t.
Face ha> excite 10 lii'e both sides f the
channel oi tie PARIS papers look upon With
any ling tui sai.-f con This The t~t oyca-ion tor
~ vtns ot three that the gus oi the two
countries have met under similar circumstances. The
lat meeting 81 a Ike nature that between Henry
VIII and Francis |. the field of the Goth 1T {; DID,
which foil. WEI years subsequently b, war he
tween the mon rchs. during Nictnri'> lay, Eu
vii be the sreue If great seldor. Louis Philippe who
surr'" eics tie u''s' ni"u'e arrangements seems h" ,
u;,,n wing guest ner,y friendly. enihu
friendly eelie towards htr French neiah ora fe'ilug
not always reriproc this ut rchangr h,sp
tilt - hiween the mouarch~ with .eii irereS and
NJ ucou,idcrahc degree of pleasure The meeting
well.tim,d, The lever which burned ercey ia
ring the administration Of VI Theirs has burnt sr.f out
The Ro al family of Frame had escape from
des iew DAYS whlr taxing airing IN the
vicinity q Eu The party. ten in ,unh,r. including
Ki l. Queen the Princes, PncesscS griniclilirea
m "A family coach. vh-n three of The horses while pass
ing bridge frightened the discharge of artillery. took