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y Ireland 1lsofiif. af iia pfslsHf m9maHf. tl,
sfelufire attention of fIa liubab Aiunffi
aud ihe British people The epeai movement
continues to make Ne most gimHlIf strides
ihe whole county iF iH p lfHnaI state 1f ry.
.cIfsmfnl, aad NJ VConnsl. after g.aGn.
bofk and vlgleut other parts of lfeIInI. h1.
returned 10 Dublin. During Dis ,o.ouu if
the provinces, hundreds n thousands NJ bH
cguoiymen rongwgaied ai bi back. and hl.
progress fesemb.ed % continuous ovation ffom
ls outset until hn return lte addressed
ihem, on every occasion, in The most inham.
mlt0fy strain, cUudemHllofy of the British
connection, while he poured oHt thc most un.
measured vilupcfntipu and uIcue ayninst
Sir Robert Peel the Dukc Of Wellington. and
Lord Brougham The great bulk ol tto Ca.
thOllc clergy have thrown themselves head.
long into The movement.
/ Scotland has been the scene of religious
movement, the most important in its consc-
Iqucnces, The most extended in its ramllca.
tons, which has taken place since the time of
| Reformation. Nearly 500 ministers the
hearts blood of the Church, embracing all
that are most distinguished for learning, tai.
ents and encrgy--bave seeded from the Kirk.
and thrown themselves upon the voluntary
principle, rather than submit to an interlcr.
ence in matters of discipline with the civil
power
The new ministry in Spain appears to be
beset with the same difficulties that fell to the
lot of its predecessors, and to be very unset
II tied as regards the measures it will pursue
| II is evident enough that Spain has very little
to gain by a choice between any two sets OF
rulers.
Another conspiracy was said to have been
discovered in the Turkish army, which had in
view the dethronement Of the Sultan and the
placing ofnS & brother on the throne.
The difficulties between Turkey and Per-
sia are assumir4 4 more beligerent aspect,
and the mediso 81, of the European govern
ments is seriously talked Of
IRELAND
All eyes appear to be turned to Ireland,
awaiting with most intense anxiety the result
of the movements now going on there. The
decided stand taken by the Peel administra-
ton on the subject of Repeal does not seem
to have caused any abatement in the enthusi-
asm of Repealers, and we have accounts OF
their meetings, large and small, in all parts of
Ireland. 1t is evident, however, that OCon-
nell-the master spirit of the cauSe--is NOV
inc with rather more caution and cirCumspec-
tion. He does not deem it eXpeGient to push
matters to extremes, as he knows full well
that the Irish people are very impulsiye, and
are not yet prepared to push an actual revoIu-
ton with any hope of success. All the strong
places are in the hands of the foes to repeal
Meantime, it cannot be concealed that the
British Ministry, despite of an affected calm
ness, are in a state of great alarm and inquie-
tude. With an income much short OF what
was anticipated, and with almost certainty
of still greater falling off for the year to
come, the government is hardly prepared to
meet the tremendous expenses always attend
ing civil war Much reliance is evidently
placed upon the Queens forthcoming visit to
ireland, to soothe and soften down the asperi-
ties of the people; but whether such will be
the effect, depends upon circumstances which
time alone can develope.
All the hish Forts, castles and battlements
have been inspected by a government engi-
neer, and ordered to be repaired and placed
in a state of perfect utility. Indeed, the pre-
parations Of government are such as would
indicate that civil war is not far distant.
The latest Irish papers contain an account
Of a melee between party of Orangemen and
a body of Repealers, at Dungannon. on the
3Oth of May A house was razed, and many
persons beaten, but no lives were lost.
The departure of the Coal coaches from
Dublin, at O'Clock, on Monday night, was
preceded by the usual understandings, with
an accompaniment Of yellings, groanings, DC.
Some rioting subsequently took place. Stones
we're thrown at the police, and the crowds
were dispersed by the blue coats, who used
their batens Justify.
The repeal affair of Cork was very brilliant.
II is said that upwards Of 100000 persons
were congregated on this occasion.
LrvERPooI, June 3.-The demand for Cot
ton continues dull, and the market has remain
ed in the same fiat state during the whole
week. The sales of the week are $50 bales
surat, ordinary to good fair, at 25d to 33d--
27O bales Madras at 2jd to 36d; and 60 bales
Bowed Gearga at 45d per ID.