Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07
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NJ the earliest period Tor the rising The OF Com
mons devoted three nights last week. and during the
week preceding, the discussion OF Mr. =. OBtcs
ton for inquiry into the at the country. In
mere party the debate the damaging which
the Ministry has experienced since their installation and
the majority with which closed ~ the smallest they have
vel had any great question.
The Times sounded the tocsin some ago and 'ihun-
dorcd furousy favor in putting down. by FORCE, the
stny state OF things the channel. But
brnf.s fuIHsn effect upon country. The coercion
marty weak the House. for Sir Howard Dougass-who
moved strong resolution during the debate the
effect that the agitation should be rs suppressed. and
medal measures afterwards consdered--could find
s.condcr.
orConnc held what is termed an extraordinary meeting
eff the Repeal Association, the Corn Exchange Dublin,
ON Saturday, the purpose Of fayoring his aherents with
hisNiews the debate Ireland lie made ongsPecch
ON the present parties, the position OF the Ministry,
and the prospects OF repeal
A eputation the papers STAG, consisting of Mossrs.
John Scoble Lewis Japan, George Stacey, John Bean
oui others, from the committee OF the British and 70
reign Slavery Society waited upon Lord Aberdeen at tic
Colonial Once Wednesday, for the purpose o present
ing memorials connected with slavery in Texas When
IN office Lord Pamerson about negotiating CONNER
cnl treawh Texas and its independence,
but the OF slavery there found TO be iormt
able b1ror. II would appear from this movement that the
anlaycry party hardly consider their case so safe IN the
hands oi his successor
TmE RETEAL AeITAuoN.-lt has already been stated, |
that the consequences Of the repeal agitation IN Ire
land has been keep the who in the habit OF
coming the agricultural districts oi this country M iou
sands this OF the year. their homes the
present and proof OF the fact has recently
been ascertaned that one of the principal steam
panics at Liverpool which year had from Dublin alone,
average, up this period of 1000 deck passengers, has
had present year only 1900 thus showing falling oil
To the extent OF 500 weekly, or 40 per cent.
TIM SANDWICH acknowledgements have been of
by Government Capt Lord 6. Paulc, of the Carysort
fgaic, the South pacific. acknowledging the free indie
pendence OF King Tamchamaha Ill. and the Sandwich Is
from his
There has been an extraordinary demand for copies o.
Dr. Pusoy's sermon. Upwards of 5000 copies have been
To Ireland. Two editions of 6O0O each have been
pinned; and third edition. it is expected just about
issue.
Puseysm sII making rapid progress among the clcr-
gy It's sand that out OF 10000 clergymcn fully 9OOO or
htce-Ouhs Of their whole number, less
ed by u,s popsh heresy under protestant name.
SCOTLAND.
\ very singular phenomenon observed on Friday,
the 9Th ut at Leh AT the time OF low the tide sud
denly about six inches, rushing into the habor and
4 few minutes 1t again receded with equal velocity.
At meeting held last week in Edinburg Prof Johnston,
o Durham appointed agricultural chemist for Scotland
salary OF t5OO year. besides fees from subscribers
l duy will be anays soils and manures and give ad-
and information to farmers.
CHUKcH oT ScorLAND-The Gazette OF Friday evening
contains six presentations parishes vacated by
in,rusonss There will probably be similar list Tor
several weeks and many young who had no chance
u Irving tot will thus be comfortably provided Tor 10y
The late secession They may well say, alt bad wind
that blows nobody good"
IRELAND.
The apprehensOn for the Irish crops caused by the late
to have been entirely removed by the VEN
mise well
The lash legal world has lost one Of its most ustrio,
members ~ the Righ; Hon. Charles Kendall, Bushe,
Cmei Idsuer OF the CouFto Queens Bench. lie died
tnday at the house OF hs Mr. Thomas Buhe Furey
Rahney.
The Of making the fire arms in Ireland under the
proposed act, will exceed halt penny per stand.
There has been immense falling of IN the OF
emigration iroa Ireland this season, and tins decline
uaaNaa .ll. .s-llfk
instance the number Of emgran;- for British America auJ
the United Safes during the months Of Aprl, NAV, and
June, last year, l,5ls Tins year has been only
1887, showing falling oil at this single port oi 1881
notwithstanding the increased facilities afforded the
this both by reduced passage money aud the 60
yernment allowance OF one pound OF bread TO each em
grant per day.
The Borneo; tp Quebec this season. lef, Im
enck Monday, pig passengers ON board.
Mr.. GypsOn, the FrOnAut, made from Dlblin
yesterday sennight, aud the balloon afterwards falling
the sea- Bray Head had very escape from
drowning. liz picked up by fishermen, after he
he'd been 40 minutes IN the water.
The rst Of Angusts liked for the reduction OF the lsh
spint duty.
At meeting held in Waterford last week it was resolved
prsena gold medal 10 every of the magistrates
per eded Tor attending repeal meetings.
At the meeting Of tia Irish General Assembly Belfast
last week, subscription list behalf OF the Scotch Free
Church opened aud the amount realized he spot
$4,000
ONE EFFECT AGITATIoN.-The following is extract
from ouer from kHlamey:-"Never before IN the memo
~ had such a year for the Lakes this. The
Victoria empty Roche's, and the boamen and guides
standing looking al each other There have not been
English visitors at the Lakes this year. We fairly
TuIned-as lodging houses, they may well shut"
Rural DEaoNsrRATION.-The Waterford repeal dc.
nonsatou took place the hill OF Baybrckou sun
day last aud said have been attended 10y 100000 per
The procession that accompanied Mr.. UCOmnc IS
described having been five miles IN length. platform
erected capable OF containing 1000 persons. The
Choir occupied by Sir r. Musgraye Bart and amongst
the gentlemen present were Thomas Meaghen ESD, Mayor
oi Waterford, twenty-five OF the Town Council, Sir H.
Muris the Right Rev. Dr. FOran, Roman Catholic Bishop
of Waterford, aud whole host Of the Catholic clergy.
The propositions having been proposed aud
med, Mr. OConnel addressed the multitude great length
and amidst the loudesi cheering. His speech compa
lively exempt the usual exciting and niammaory To-
pc but though moderate IN terms, was not less CON
hdcnt and decided in and he spoke OF the repeal
certain be carried the people only kept with the law
and astnod from the slightest breach of the peace lis
speech principally devoted to the dissection of letter
of apology Mr. V. Stuart, Of tue members Tor ID,
county who declined attending because he was opposed
the repeal OF the Union, because he believed that h,
would be injurious both countries, aud partcu
ly t. ireland.
Mr.. OConncll denounced him unfit represent tic
country and said that rather than he should be returned
GAIN he would himself forward to oppose him Ia the
Of his speech he SAID eli England continued 10
unustly towards Ireland, he (Mr. OConnelD canddy a.
vowed that long she persevccd ~ So wicked aud a.
fntuacd policy-ho would rejoice 10 her wcak-hC
wished have her spat upon by France, Amcrcu, und
other nations; let her discard tiat OF action,
dsgdccu herself it Is injurious to US and then h,
would raise her a position which would make her il,
envy Of all surrounding nations lie would render her m
Tcsstibo m the affections Of unpurchaclblo people Ic
ready TO mlc over her the heart and hands Of eight
millions people, but IL should be for consideration
Hear, hcar.l
lie would take her word for payInent-hc would give
her no credit but he would make fair bargain with her
and she chose TO accept it, he would make her tc grca
tho Of the universe" lie thus
ed hIs future moyements:-"Ho would he TullunUr,
neat Monday and the Thursday after 300 the county WoN
ford when he would proceed 10 Tuum Blungluss, uuC
Ca.tcblf and on the 18th August he would be- present
inuGtudinous demonstration upon Tam Hill, county Meath
lie would put al their hurras 10 speaking trumpet,
would then blow blast that would be- heard boz the bali %
Westminster" IN the evening there banquet iu tl
Townha attended by $50 persons, the Mayor Of Water
ford iho chair Letters Of apology read from t
Right Rev. Drs M'llac, Brown Kcutn1, Kennedy, ago,
Blake, Lord French SIR G. Wosclcy, and several ocrs
Nv te course NJ his speech Mr.. O'Conno declared tl
that the most glorious day Of his existence. L1r
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