Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-15
.Altend, the n, beloved eountrymen, to-

public peace may ruin our beautiful anc
otherwise triumphan, cause.
"If you will, during this crisis, follow
my advice, aud act as entreat you to do
patiently, quietly, aud legally, think
can pledge myself 10 you, that the period
is not far distant when our revered sover-
eisn will open the Irish Parliament 10
College Green.
Every attempt Of our enemies 10 dis
turb the progress of Repeal hitherto has
had direc, contrary effect. This altemp,
will also fail, il it be not assisted by any
misconduct on the part Of the people.
"Be tranquil then, and we shall be tri-
umphaut. [ have the houor 10 be, your
ever faithful servant.
DAN'L. O'CONNELL.
..Merrion So. Oct. IA, lS43.
It appears that the arrests are to have
very wide scope, including several edi-
tors of journals, and The gentlemen con-
necled with the working of the association.
The magistrates were instructed by The
government To remain in their offices till
they received inIimatou from the Castle
that they were no longer required.
We copy The following from a fourth
edition of the Dublin Naliou:-
"NArIoN OFFICE, FIVE O'CLOCK.
"We have just received a list OF The
parties against whom warrants are issued.
They are as Iollow:-
For attendance at ihe .Muliaghmast
Meeting.-D. O'Counell, ID. GRAY, II.
M. Ray, Thomas Steele.
For attendance at the Dinner after
the Meeting ng-Danel O'Connell, NJ. P.
T. NJ. Ray, John O'Counell, M. P. Tho
mas Sroely, DR.. Gray, R. Barrett
"t'or taking part in the Proceedings Of
the edSsociatioa.-Dr. O'Counell, Charles
Gravan Duffy, john O'Conuell, NJ. P. R.
Barrett, Rev. Mr.. TyrreIi, Lask, Tho
mas Steele, Rev. Mr.. Tierney, Clonli-
britt. II. NJ. Ray, Monaohan, DR.. Gray.
Two inspectors of police have just
walled upon Mr.. Duffy TO put him under
arrest, and make arrangements for receiv-
ing bail"
1t was generally believed, that war
rants were 10 be-inmedialely issued
against the Right Rev. Dr.. Higgins, the
Most Rev. DR.. NJ Hale and Lord French.
The aggressive move on the part Of
the Government produced Sunday NEE
ting a, Halslon Green, which was aten-
ded by Mr.. Alderman Grace, Mr.. John
O'ConueIl, Dr.. Gray and other local agi-
talors. MIR. JOHN O'Connell This father
being in the country made speech, in
the course of which he said his father had
sent him that day ~ ask, were they frigh-
tened or alarmed! Loud and long con-
inued cries of mo, no, never!" waving
| of hats, &c.) He would take their an.
swer back to his father, and would tell
them they had no cause to be frightened.
There had been sorLe talk of The King of
Hanover tsroa"s and hisses) coming over.
Let them come,
"They would send goose over
Iu tine King of Hanover"
(augh ghler,) and he thought he and his men
would gel rather too much Of a plucking.
(Cheers.) Perhaps there would not be q
feather left. (Cheers and laughter.)
Reported attempt to asSaSSinate tht
Pope.-A letter from Rome, of the 9Th
ultimo, in the Gazette de France. says
"A report has probably reached you of an
attempt, to assassina'e the Pope. The
fact is, thai physician, who is a great
revolutionisl but driven to desperation by
want Of money, went one day 10 the pa
lace, and, although he had wooden leg
eutered it as nimbly as it was his own
house. Beiug met, aud asked who he
wanted, he replied that he wished to speak
to his Holiness on very urgent affairs
With much difficulty he was induced Ia
Withdraw. On reaching the Court he
fred a pistol, without lis being perceived
that it was he who caused The explosion
The next day he reterned again. anc
went on until he met Cajltanio, the Pou.
lifts valet to whom he insisted on being
Immediately allowed 10 see the Pope OF
matters of high interest. His entrace wa:
however. again refused, and he wen
away, but. he was arrested on leaving the
Palace. A loaded pistol was found upon
him.
Rebellion IN Morrocco.-News from
Tangier is tn Ort. 9th. The entire pro-
vince of Zemor Chels had risen in rebel.
lion, the subject in dispute being the
payment Of tribute The insurgents had
mustered together considerable force
aud set al uller dt fance the local author
lilies. Towards The end of The month o
August, the Emperor collected hume
rous army a, Mequinez, abou! 100 miles
south of Taugier aud 35 west of Fee
and marched inio The centre of The revoI
ted province where he remained for some
time encamped, provoking the rebels by
every possible means TO an engagement.
| The boldness of these proceedings struck
terror into the hearts oflhe Zemor- -Cheig.
lists, and after varinus skirmishes, in which
the efforts Of the Insurgents whore invari-
ably repeIIed. The Emperor routed them
at last in decisive engagement, Staying
numbers. and making many hundred pri-
soners. His victory was Of the nos
cnn nnlete n .sr r. nIinD ord The fliscor0 e 4.