The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

il from the Queens lips that she never authorised
SIR Robert Peel TO use his name as he had done in
the House OF Commons, tor putting down the he
peal agitation. He also stated that In lew weeks
he had addressed 900 600 OF his country men, and
that when lie got 3, OOO, 900 of Reporters he would
| proceed on new tack Abiding 10 The rumors
abroad Tor putting down the agitation, he said the
| government had resolved upon not coercing lhem
tuey wished to coax the birds of the bush" Ii they
We're prepared To sever the church from the state
In Ireland, he should be much obliged and delight
ed with the change, and meet them in excellent
| good humour The real slnew-the arms" as
Mr.. O'Connell says flowed in in abundance. Il ,2OO
at Ennis, t6OO at Murroe, and Heaven knows now
| much from Athlune sunday; and no need
wonderi the repeal rent tor The next week lar ex-
| coed "a, 900
| In the House of Commons on the 18th ult. very
| important and animated discussion the lrisn
Arms Bill took place. The following extracts from
the report Will be read with interest, they present
the sentiments OF both the great political parues:-
Sir JAMES GRAHAM saa, that the Of Ireland
what Mr. RoeDuck Lad described it, this bull 10 be
passed IL had had its origin in Irish Pdrlia
ment it had been continued by British Legislature it
had been renewed from time time for fifty and
would the House, in the alleged OF Ireland refer
further maintenance q Committee above stairs He
then stated, om the official returns made to the Home
oi;e the comparative Numbers OF muTderous crimes in
England and In Ireland showing vast proportional ex
cess Ill tho latter Kingdom Mr.. Wyse the mover OF this
committee, mad himself Introduced similar Dill IN lS40
The proposal oil stairs futile one;
the grounds taken by Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Roebuck
much higher; and the the opinion OF Parliament
was essed them the better. He enumerated the
many Intellectual conciiation
passed within the last lew years referred
| to the attempt which had been made by Mr.. Ward
break down the lr Church and he desired, that il its
destruction were deemed by OF weight in that
semoiy 10 DC subject requiring decision, the subject
might be specially brought be- ore the House. He All
always been friend to emancipation he had believed
the declarations the the oaths OF the
noolemen, gentlemen, and clergy the RumaI Catholic
fah, who however, appeared to have greatly de.
ceived themselves. Further measures OF Cancellation
were required and he called demand.
ed hem to point out what measure vi Cancellation
now in the power of Parliament, which would
vove the transfer OF the land and the surrender the
| Church
Lord JOHN RUSSELL justified the course pursued by
himself has colleagues their former ais
this BILL aad admitted that he sumcien difference
between the circumstances under which those renewals
LOOK place ana the OF present to re-
use his vote Tor proceeding with the bill To particular
clauses indeed he had objections but those clauses
might be resisted in committee Win respect &c
neral state OF Ireland warmly j. Graham
Tor having unnecessarily entered
That rig Hon. Baronet had made it matter oil charge
against the Catholics that they had not been sufficiently
grateful Tor he had declared
c.s.ion had nos reac its lim hen the ;oy.rnm.nt
Of lSU6 continued the Arms BILL they plating
measures OF concIliatory character accompany
respecting uhe aud respecting education; but
the present ministry Lord government had
endeavored to give unrestricted municipal franchise
but the Tories effected restriction. An extension OF
the parliamentary franchise mad been proposed-the To-
res had successfully resisted and their accession
to oficetney had materially departed from doctrines
opposition. He next aavered to the dic
upon the agrsran question: and the total absence oil ois
justiaiabe and unjustihabie eJecments For this he
knew the remedy. Then the Church question;
appeared to him that destruction the establish
mem Ireland would only the effect destroy ing
all establishments TIL oughout The three Kingdoms. The
plan proposed by himself 1885, would he believe have
been successful, If 1t had been adopted then HIS
that the best way would be- TO depress
the establishment raise Roman Catholic clergy.
The present state OF that clergy which
could much longer Tine subj should be consd
cred gravey without prejudice with TO conci
ation. The present nnent of Ireland in
|
obtain Tor them The coLfdence Of the people sotn IN
veinment wanting. II was tina, many conces
sions had been made to the CATHOLICS but this only
| because the debt you wed them was so large But
majority upon Church debate in that House, though il
might give party triumph 10 the Minister'S would work
little satisfaction 10 the Irish people 4i trusted that sir
H. Peel would not act the spirit OF OF his col
leagues but maintain TO the Queen what she long had
| held, the affections oil her irish subjects.
| great meeting of the Irish Conservative Peers
| and Members, was held at thaEarl OF Wick low b
the 18th of June. Resolutions expressive OF de-
termination TO support the Government in the sup
| preston OF the repeal movement, and touched lii
very strong language, were passed
On the Nth ult. great anti-repeal meeting was
| held In the Rotunda, Dublin. Professor Brett de-
llvered very eloquent speech, denuncatory of the
repeal movements. The Conservative party in Ire
land are evidently considerably alarmed.
| A woman IS in custody at Baliag haderrine, coun-
ty Mayo, who has been In service Tor Six months
| as man, and in that character married female
/ servant
Four men, who reside near the slate quaires in
klke my, were arrested Tor the murder OF Mr. Ma
| rum, In that county, some years since.
| The gunpowder works, within five miles of Cork,
| formerly held by the Government, are now at ul
| work.
Down House and Offices, at Strokestown, Ros-
| common, the residence OF James Cooper Esq :,
were In great part destroyed by fire recently, and
The family rushed from their beds through the
flames.
France.
The political news is of no importance.
| The journal de Calais" states that a system OF
smuggling was discovered this week at Boulogne,
| which Is worth mentioning. Tues and other goods
| were enclosed in leaden cases, made water tight,
formed TO initiate pieces OF rock, and covered with
sea weed, to better carry on the deceit: These
cases were thrown out by the vessels bringing them
along the coast on the single, SO that they might
| be picked up at any time by the carts employed in
gathering stones tor building or other purposes IL
| is said that this system has been going on for a
length OF time. The same paper states that al Ca
ais plan had been practised Tor some time, OF in
| PRODUCING tules in barrels OF beer formed with a
| double bottom I he trick was discovered this week
by OF the custom house officers taking II into
his head to sound the barrel.
The e France" gives the following piece of scan.
dai :-Some sensation has been created by a lady
| having eloped from her home with one of the we'll
known fashi0nabes who frequent the balcony OF the
| Grand Opera. The husband set the police on the
track OF the ugives, but they bad crossed the iron.
| tier into spain from ST. Jean PORT at the
moIaent the order Tor their arrest arrived there
Spain.
Rumorshad reached Paris that Esparero and the
| young Queen Of Spain had fed from the capital.
The ffeHch government is accused OF Withholding
the news from Spain Tor purposes 1T its own. There
truth IN the statement, though 1t is evident
that the position OF Espartero is still critical.
The embarrassments of the Regent are increasing
| Nearly the whole OF Catalonia Is in arms against
him, and considerable portion of the troops sent
| to quel The revolt have abandoned his cause, and
| cided with the movement. The whole OF the gar
rison of Barcelona has declared against Espartero,
and the same may be said OF the garrison OF Tara
COMA In Valencia, the Governor was killed in an
ARRAY and his body dragged through the Streets and
the constituted aatnorlues are hors de combat.
Some fresh details have arrived OF the events Of
Barcelona and Tarragona. On the 10Th Zurbano at
L I'D xuiIha,uf On The Hin ha