Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

By the Ste mship Ibernia, arrived at Boston, have
IA DAYS later news from Fnglani

By the Ste mship ibernia, arrived at Boston, have
IA days later news from England.
The political Of Europe T. be critical AMI
alarming than it has been for years An undcourcui Of
dsaiecion, long pent up BY the force VI circumstances.
seems 10 have burst is fet,ers and csreerns iis
onward the In Ireland. the repeal
question shakes the country 70 ITS cenie-Wses. irum
south 10 NORTH Is IN ofea rebellion against the laws->pn
matches revolution about month-Itay tsou-
bled with intestine broi aud fast veging upon anarchy
France i Matching oonspraoies against the regal power
and Poland giving unequ symptoms that yoke OF
me opesse sun sits uneay uion the necks Of her pe0
pie.
The important news are The loss OF the Eas,
ladla Mail Steamer and the Revolution in & eeoe.
Great activity prevailed En-llsh navy yard.
aud orders had been received cut FOR immediate
nearly all the vessels ordinary The Of these
mcnts was matter ot much speculation and inquiry.
On dit, that Sir Robert Feel has made oveItucs Lord
John Russell Tor a coalition ministry.
The Barcelona papers cf the the
CaIll,t chiefs Zo and Moelea, have collected bands AID
tes ataiiug The towns Of Catalonia ia the names
Narvoez AID Christina. who, IN thei despair, have huug
themselves into the arms OF the Cast>.
The National Ge,man Gazette Of the oh inst
that has been discovered Warsaw, aid
That more tnan 100 persons had been ancstei.
The manager Of the Carlisle Bank has absconlei.
ovedfawn his account with the concern Isj5i the whole
OF which sum IS, however, covered by his securities
Nh Denou late asher Of the Jamaica Bank, had
arrested FOR an alleged dedication Of $1,000 lis eNplana
ton WIS, that while engaged his desk the close Of
business Of the Ia ae was knocked down aud robbed. Iii.
story credited but he at last obtained bail - he
amount demanded, and had been Discharged.
DcfalcGilon e Officer IN the British Quinn Brnk.-
I'm apparent delc of nearly seventeen thousand dol
als, the part a MI James Wadic!l the assistant Ac-
countant IN the Bank, was recently Discovered Nj W. 4,
said to be young Of highly respectable connexions
The Pu,eyite schi-m has received "heavy blow ami
great encouragement Of late Mr. Newman preached Ia.
fewel Tuesday last and took final leave OF OA
Ord-pchaps If the Chuch altogether IL stated that
during thee years no less than seventeen converts
to Catholicism have taken place the Gle gtmen If the
established church and Others preparing fo orders. through
dc influence of the Puseyi'e controversy. Mr.. Newman'
destination will, IN all probability, be followed b. great
changes IN the ohuch.
IRELAND
The Repeal Agi'ati n Is going with lis usual momen-
um The Mr. Connor made such a tumnlt bv his ya-
lent measures had withdrawn from Dublin
The adjourned meeting Of the As ciaton held We'd
nesay September 81 Counsellor Scully in the chair M
OCoune who received with cheering, and
who looked remarkably well, the by
moving for further invest of the charges Of
mlnatIon against Mr.. Smith, which was agreed 10.
Nh Reay then read letters from the following places
Amcrica;-FTOm Boston, transmitting I29 SIS from Swan
nah, $500 from Massachusetts, Goo; from Hartford
I67 from New Jersey, $50 2s from Newark. y b. A43
from Philadelphia, per Judge DoIan, l60 from S. l.
Mo-, 4l74-l bill Of exchange Mcssrs. 7. Martin & Co
Liverpool, fIom Cincinnati Al3; from y. York Hon
Judge James, 400 dollars the several receipts Of which
were announced amidst enthusiastic cheers.
WATERFORD, Sept "a This (sdnday) there great
meoting of the Repealer Of Water ford and the adjoining
county, assembled at Ii mole, TO hear MI OConne. =
There about 10000 at the ma citing. MI oConne
declared that with the exception of the Tara demonstrate
which possessed MANY associations of other days the meet
ing he ADDRESSED on that day transcribed every other
ing he had been at Loud cheers
MI OConnell spoke al great length and with daing
irresistible eoquence declaring that neither the SCOTS Of
enemies the of pretended friends would
to faster than he deemed prudent He said that they hae
made impression not only in France America and Europe
but also on the English who beginning undeTsta
them and who might, by and by, attempt biibe them
The last geat demonstration took place on SUNDAY las,
at the Rah Of Mulaghmast in Leinter. II appears
been an immense gathering He denounced the slavery
the United states in vehement terms, with the request
THAT to America Ii is limited that the Government
about to bring these exhibitions 10 premature close Til,
Times of Monday gives currency the hint
To put down the agitation when attempt has beef
made to ~rove the acknowledged Ills under which tn,
people labor would be dangerous experiment VITA t
n peace of the country
: SEIZURE RExr-Th, Military Polce.-Th
Dublin Feemans Journal gives the following stitemea
fIom correspondent:
'Mr. J. Darcy Fox of Foxbrook. County Meath ihro
miles beyond nm. Protestant gentleman Of ectabiy
having recently joined the repeal ranks country peo
to show then gratitude, assembled in great numbers aud CO
down and made up his gratis. Five years
rent beng due to the landlord, ms determined di,
training Mr. Fox, and pat keepers the property bu
D having heard. probably drel't that Thousand
Reporters had sworn with pitchfOrs and ill' tn
seizure and having consulted with Captain Des parl th
spenday magistrate il agreed upon be them tina
the aid OF the police force woul be pgcteG insufficient