Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-15
FOREIGN ITEMS.


Free Trade Meetings. in TIE .igriciaarai Districts
The Ann Corn-Law League convened meeting Of the
County of Kent; and II was hold on fenenden Heath,
on Thursday, the 25th ult, an asseblige ct about )
600 persons collecting round The hustngs Mr Cobten
arrived al o'clock. accompanied BY Mr.. Charles illi-
ers and Col Thompson. Nh White, OF aiding. was
called TO the chair Mr.. Golden made long address
and m the Of IL he corrected nl,appFehensiun
The object the Corn-laN Repealcrs 10 increase
the quantity of IN order that all nsh be enabled
10 eat bread aud this could only be done by increasing
tie foreign trade. The argument OF cheap bread vs.
las all lac had SAID being. that there VS. not
enough bread the people had right 10 exchange Tie
produce Of their labor for food and lie cared n"imng
about IL price provided Al natural price. The
landowners had a representative IN the person of Mr.
Osborn who pleaded their lie was replied to BY
MIR Niliers, and the meeting, with fNo d'ssenienls,
passed strong resolutions IN favor Of free trade An
agnculturisi meeting Denbig "Wednesday was d.
irated by the League After good deal ~ deoing Tor
about five hours, resolution was carried iof mod rate
fixed duty on foreign grain Or Sleigh the asrcuiiurist
candidate f., Ayesbury, sustained singular defeat on
Monday. lie addressed a meeting Oi electors and IA
habtants, the county hal for NO hours on the stale
of The Mr. John Gibbs took the opposite course.
and proposed resolution decalng that the removal
of ali restrictions on trade would be tile best way of
loseniug the OF national distress, and tehd I"
promote the interests of all classes Jiately the free
trade resolution carried by an immense MAJORITY.
Progress of IRISH Rcgeai an Frame The cniausi-
of the French Is displaying Itself IN the readiness
aud spirit with which they respond 10 the call # the
Repeaer> IN the United States banquet was held IN
fdrl> Tie llth bN those friendly 10 Ae
One hundred persons present, among whom were
deputies of the otTc'ae gaUcie members oi the Institute
literary men, commanders and officers of the Nah nal
Guard and depmiation of the e. Patriots of O,lean>
and Rouen.' VI Ledru RoiIn "a Deputy opened a
subscription for the :" Central Fund of tie Repeal; and
at the pressing invitation Of The cnbiN, promised io
proceed forthwith To ireland. visit the directing
mee Of the mud be the bearer of The relief
be- forwarded them testimony Of the lively in
Frcnchmen take IN the caIse al all oppressed
nations. The meeting promised that, should The sirog
become violent, France would be no more deficient
10 Ireland than she half century eso 10 the ef-
forts OF the American people
4 Tireaf-The fll lowing passage Is from one Of
O'Conuell's late spcerh's:
Let them attack and ifhey d., what viii be The
sequencel Hear) hat would be the state OF the per
cents (lear, hear) ii they did attack u. aud
p,nniless, shoe ess Ishnan founi his way the deck
of a steamer, Manchester 81 Giiess aud collected
a number of Irshnon about HIM. and one you'd X hn,
W hat news 10 which he would reply: or iatatr
cut dOvn by dngooa-you- mother was shot 10y
policeman, Your ,is'er-hut vi not say what has
happened t. her Let him but say that and re- ask
Peel how fires would haze oct IN the msnuac'orirs
of Eneland, (Hear. hear. and tremendous cheeuns Nos
they must discuss the question with u--tey must H.
ten to they will ateiapt II bully M, for not
to be done. (i.ar, hear and deaftnng cheers
They .gW MT attempt 10 massacre uS-no The ba"saian
xii he ds0bponf,d-we safe. f., Ireland reposes
pace. (iIear. hear AID cheers.) Tier thousands
aroused. and pcaceabe extended cayen in
capable being inundated from joining TIE offer
make YOU; and the time come when ! enabled 10
make YOU that orr. ole you the repeal If the
-(here the audience and cheered tor several
minutes do not talk YOU t. be afraid; no. for that
would he ridiculous (iear.) | tell you tis-England
: incapable of putting you down" (riemendo1s cIies
Of hear, hear, aud deaiehii cheers.)
Orange .Ie,aJe,-s Of tie Reb~ai Aesocialoa-In
of the towns Of Ireland the OFangrmen warm
friends of Repeal the Catholics. # them m
~tcwir'sown. have addr ssed a communication TO q
Council pledgng thense Cooperate with him in
hi # IT'S for Repeal, aaI expressing the highest conf
dence IN OConnelr- sincerity aud patriotism.
Sl,aa P0,cer 4r4i'ab'c on Ctna's-A series OF cN-
peTmemis have been carried on dtlIug several months
upon The BIfmins ian and Liverpool Junction Canal
under the superintendent ii the COMPANY : shIui
engineers. by wlch II l. cear proved that pow
a. can be safely and economically applied pais of
ordinary form upon narrow canals, and without the much
dreaded and tear Of The banks The success. ul
result of these experiments about be followed u
lv ihc adoption OF seani-povcr the ordinary
OF transit upon the Birmingham and Liverpool Canal.
4 German paper relates that pair of $; I;
the nest tree close TO brewery, which recent
caught fire. and III flames threatened catch t e. vet
the mother bird would stir and remained Der
seat covering her brood with her wings It length lhe
tree was involved in he conf grafton aud burnt h the
poor stork and her young During the whole H.,
male bird kept nylns roand the of 5, u lion
ureruy cries 4 distress.
The Con ell General of Education in Switzerland
has forbidden the whole of the siuicnt~ oi tho Severn
faculties 10 smoke. upon the principle that The Iai D.
o, les and # bad bat expensive iufnou
70 health. aud at tie same me dangerous 10 ih, public
THE Seiuhesf Hoo.e,3atAtc Dgg~ err hpo.sn Or
Thursday read that S.E Robert Peel tai. III
sense OF The House.