Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

800 80" SA"s6S puppets, " tue tStn ult
fifteen days ia,er than previous in,,lG'
\ eeacs. arsuSsaaHaseHs=r nsauumnzar.
4 The state trials, in Ireland. drag ,be;,
slow length along NO proeress Ia. ~
been made, and, if the, state mrnt which
has been put forth by the Tins CORES.
pendent be correct, that the defendant.
have $4,000 witnesses 10 examine, II.
: proceedings will become the greatest bo,e
in the world mot excepting even N.
Thames runnel) before they are finish.
ed.
no'The 18th Of November beng the Ias
day allowed Cor pleading 10 The indie,
meni against Mr.. O'Conneli that gentle.
man appeared il Court. moi 10 plead bu,
TO show cause why the Indictment should
be quashed, because the witnesses wen
sworn before the Grand Jury onIy,
whereas. by an Act Of Parliament, IS,
George ILL.,, they should have been sworn
IN open Court; The greater par, Of the
day was taken up with argument whelh.
or a plea OF aba'eme1t lodged he day
before was ia time or not Il was finally
DECIDED by the: Court hiatt, was in lime,
and thus an important. advantage was
gained over The Atty. General: the
counsel for The Crown then demurred.
and contended to plead to the argumen,
at once, but the traversers refused 10 do
SO without, notice. and the court agreeing,
a four day rule was granted, which d..
lays further proceeding until Monday
next. when the validity Of the objection
will be argued. The question is 50 ea
tirely one Of law. and the matter lies BE-
tween The technical wording Of two sep.
araie acts Of pr rliaaent. that we can give
TO opinion Of the result. OF course. if
Mr. OCodnelt's ohjeciim is good. the
proceedings on ihissmdiciSrA; y ,uld "
) at end. ,.tt.5..e
The naval armament IN the Lo~er
Shannon has beenreinforced
The ST. amship Volcano arrived a,
King ston with six hundred cases Of ball
} cartridge and two light field pieces, with
suitable ammunition, II be conveyed 10
the ordnance stores.
! The military of The town Of Cavaw,
pa,roling in consequence Of the display
. OF simultaneous fires, a few evenings
previously, challenged in the nigh, =
body Of men armed with pixies and guns.
: They we're answered ~ yolley poured
in upon them. The soldiers ,ii, not 10.
Turn The fire hut nrrcs,rd Ten armed men,
church ana Staie-The Rom,n Cain
o'ic arch bishops and bsnops ot Ireland
nov assembled NJ their annual conirrcnrr
!. IN Dlblln, have fur lbird Time ~ seven
years, published most DECIDED declara
ton ag,lnsi ihe state provision Tor their
:, clergy, IN any form whaieyer.
Tie Orangemen of the North Of Ira
land are recognizing their Society, but
without secret pass words. tests, or other
+ signs which have been pronounced ille-
gal. The reorganization is said TO be
raridly extending.
The Hibernia ran ou, IN le ie day,
from Boston.
/ The Duke and Duchess ,h Nsmours
landed at Woolwich on The 18th Novr,n-
+ Der, under royal salute from The field
battery. When they arrived a, Wml-
sor, Queen Victoria lereived them in III.
warmest hammer, afIrcionai-iy kissing
her royal h:ghness, and proceeding with
her hand in band 10 the grand drawing
room, accompanied by the Duke de Ne
moul and the prince con>ort, and follow
cd by the royal attendants
| More arrivals Of American Cheese and
BEEF are noticed. I @s r0
The Anti Corn Law League is sgna
going ahead. XF
Duff Green has taken up tho cudgsls
against the Rev Sidney Smith
Accounts have been received Of ihe
death OF DIR. a. Pein. who was sent on u
scientific mission Ia aby ssinia, BY the
Museum Of Natural History OF Paris -
In crossing Que OF the benches OF The
Blue Nile, he was seized BY crocodile,
and devourcd.
Nothing OF interest from the Continent
on the East 3EgG IaEC .
A Dreadful Storm occurred Ut the
Cape OF Coco Hope Oh The s6h August.
Several vessels were wrecked. The
Elizabeth Rowell, oil 32U. tons, weather
cd The storm for several hours, but was ut
length driven ashorc, ana shortly aEcr-
wards wen. to pieces her commanded,
Capt. Wake and his crew, having saved
themseI' es by taking to the long boat
About midnight, ring the rsging Of the
storm, the barque Seq ,pIi. 239 tons, was
seen 10 make for the bay, which she uIti-
maieIy reached, when she suddenly
ioun1rred, and every soul on board--Ior-
~ five in number. including The captain,
Mr.. Murray-perished. BY this ca'ss-
,rophe, we are informed, ten widow and
twenty Ave children are lsft destitute
Another vessel. the Laura, was a'so lost,
with all hands, in Algoa Bay. during the
storm, the sea OF the time running COM
ple,ely over her, and das hing her with
great violence on the beach, where 10 .
few hours she went 70 pieces. This YES
sci belonged 10 her III lated commander,
Mr.. Crokley, and was from the port oil
Chester. The Delhi, Mr., Byron, CON-
| mander and owner, built al Sho, eman.
/ in 1888, was lost with in Few miles oil
the spot where the Elizabeth Rowcll was
wrecked, but the crew was proyiden,,Ali!v
saved. tse
! An action though honest, is not there
fore truely yiriuous, unless II be out OF
\ Choice. and with good will.