The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
QUEEN VICTORIA.

QUEEN VICTORIAN
On Tue sday, the 9TH of September, the ono.,
and Prince Albert. accompanied by the Prince 4,
Joinville, embarked board the royal yacht at Tre
port, on their return to England, after nearly week.,
residence at the Chateau d'Eu
Business in England is improving, and money
plenty, and the rate of interest in London is only l..
and per cent. per annum.
IRELAND.
Mr. O'Connell keeps the ball OF agitation moyD,
with undiminshed vigor, Notwithstanding the prorO.
cation of Parliament. e had another monster meet,
ing at Longhrea on Sunday the 10th Of Sept. which
as regards numbers hardly inferior, il stated
to any that have gone before According TO his ,es
mony, there were not less than 10000 horsemeD
present at this Repeal gathering. The proceeding
were good deal dumped by the heavy rains which
fell during the greater part Of the day. Mr. OCon.
nell obliged to address his drenched hearers with
an umbrella over his head, but he comforled them
by the assurance that the 'rair fell alike on the u,,
and on the unjust After the meeting dinner took
place, at which DR. M'EIale and other dignitares Of
the Roman Catholic Church we're present. Tho
speeches of the ordinary kind; those of Mr. o.
Connell-for he made two-related chiefly TO denup
Citations Of tho Queens speech. which he still treated
the speech of the Min isry; it has had tendency,
he said, 10 dcnden the feeling Of attachment which
tho Irish people entertained for the person of tho
Queen. The proceedings Mt the Corn Exchange hays
not possessed more than The average interest Money
continues TO come in from America. Last week 500,
which had been collected in Pennsylvania, was paid
in, and letter from Mr. John Tyler, OF the Pres
ident, expressing sympathy with the Repeal move.
ment, was ordered to be entered on the journal,
of the association, and respectful answer re.
turned.
REPEAL IN LIVERPOOL.
Having accepted an invitation from the Repeater
Of Liverpool, Mr. Daniel O'Connell Jr., and several
others from the Corn Exchange, Dublin, arrived at
Liverpool on Tuesday, Sept 18th and in the evening
proceeded to the Amphthentre, where the meeting
announced to take place Mr. O'Connell's son
having addressed the asscmbage, a general row took
place. A party of Ornngemen, armed with bldg
cons, gained access TO the meeting, and acting stimuli.
tnneou ly, they rushed a, given signal upon the
Repeaers' whom they belaboied Justify with their
weapons. The PARTY assaiIed, stunned for moment,
turned upon their opponents, and for nearly half an
hour tho lower part Of the crcns presented scene Of
the m ost brutalizing character. Broken heads and
limbs and faces, in which scarcely neament Of ths
human countnnnnce visible nttested the fury Of
tho onslaught and the punishment with which il, WA
visited
NeU Puseyite college, near Orford.--I, is intend
ed to establish at Litemore, Oxford, n college
in which young men holding the high md distinctive
principles of the Church Of England, may be trained
for missionary labor. The Right Row DIR DolcriJgs.
formerly RshoP of Barbados, will be principal Of tho
institution.
Father Mathews, after administering the pledge to
~ 900 individuals in London, visited Norwich, Dr.
mneham, and Liverpool, in which towns he wa.
most favosably received nd made numerous prose.
ytes, and has since returned to Ireland.