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had been collected that day; ana 81 ~
\ close the Total Of The weeks rent w,
i 81 Jos. &
Al'eI me meetinE, the dinaer which
/ was % baxe been held Il Clontarl was held
Al The Eolunda, al the rooms al which
were epgeged FOR the occasion. III VA
one Of toe most numerous meetings oftEs
kind ever held ia Dublin. Mrs O'con,
nell presided; he entered The principal
room Of half past o'clock. accompaaikd
by several members Of the Corporation,
70 Their robes; The band playing. See Tie
conquefing hero comes The irsl toast
Our sxssllsnk. Sovereign. the QaeeA.
/ God bless her. s
Repeal .fssoefation.. Ocfoker i >-AlI
adjourned meeting Of the Repeal Assoca.
atioE took place on Wednesday. Nh. Os.
Connell entered the room amidst great
cheering, a nnmber 81 sums, las pro-
clamation money. were handed 10, with
letter from New Jersey, u. S., covering
E2O is Cd. Mr.. O. Council the brought
forward an address 10 the Irish iu Ameris
ca, 10 reply to communication previous
~ received from Cincinnati, Ohio, on tho
subject Of slavery bis reading Of il cccu.
pied three quarters on an hour, and st tbs
conclusion was received with loud cheer
ing. He then said some had imagined
that the Repeal sgiialkon would now df
mlnish. but never were the people 81 Ire.
land more determined than at present 40
persevefe, and be implored them to ab.
STAN from excitement and intemperance,
and success wasineyitable.
We are informed. says the Limerics
Chronicle, that It is the determination If
governmental prosecute Mr.. O'Conell IL
The Court Of @ leen's Bench, for seditiops
language. The indictment islnow heiag
prepared by Mr. Kemais, Crown Solics-
tor, under the advice OF The crown law
yersin London and Dublin. The mate
rials for Ibis proceeding were furnished,
i y thought, BY the language used 1t the
M1llaehmast repeal meeting.
Mr.. O'Connell has entered into sol
emn understanding ITO prosecute al Law
every member Of the Priyy Council who
set bis hand 10 the proclamation prohibit.
ing the Cloniart meeting Il =
LiverpoOl Grain Muket.--Previous Is
Friday last there was decline Of ld 10
I'd per 20 lbs. on old, and Cd 10 81 per
bush. on new wheat; sack -four was lis,
and Dbl. Cd lower than our last quotation,
but on ihe above mentioned day The trade
Tor wheat assumed q tolerably arm aspect,
Re allied generally, and ii few partial
= a - -, =, !. = 4 :, -, !. ktlx,
ceeded; foreign free Wheats in conss-
quence were held with rather more con-
6dence. and may be considered the turn
dearer.
Tuesdays market opened with much
confidence on the part Of holders. Fpr
eign as ven IS English Wheats may Be
noted dto I'd dearer. butwere in ceas-
parativeIy limited demand: !.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CHINA
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.
The treaty concluded last year has been
frlly ratified BY the Emperor, and q Tariff
of the most liberal and favorable chsrsc
fer tas been sgIeed upon between ibe
Chinese commissioners and The Brilidh
plenipotentisry tariff. too. which, form
ing as ii virtually does, part 81 the lres.
~ itself, canno, be altered according 10
the future interests. prejudices. or capri
ces OF The Chinese government, but must
become the subject 81 diplomatic discus
sion when its rates are proposed to be
changed.
This arrival brings accounts ofthe fesalt
OF some Of those American shipments TO
China, which caused so much sensation 10
this country few months ago. Although
but moderate portion Of the 'domessics"
which were shipped bad arrived 10 Chi
ns, they we're selling 81 very low prices.
Cloth which had cost 9s Sd. to l0s. il the
United States, had been sold at 2 dollars
so cents !; and just before the departure Of
the steamers, 2 dollars 30 cents. al which
latter pricedhere would be an entlre loss
Of the interest and charges.
SPAIN.
Since our last. insurreclionary move
menis have taken place Al Badajos, Car.
thagena, Sanlander, Cordoya. Segoyia.
Zamora, Vigo, VaIIadolid. Cadiz. Almei.
M. Grsaads. and other places. They
have been. however, for the most part
suppressed BY The Government.