The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19

attend morning. service. There were two platforms,
one Tor men, another for women. The Chairman
was Lord French.
Al the weekly Repeal meeting of the Repeal AS
socialion. on Monday, Mr.. O'Connell announced
that The Repeal rent for the week amounted 10 S.
lOS Is ID. The largest sum received in one week
by the Catholic Association was e., 700, and that
during the height of the agitation tor the Clare
election IN general the average OF the receipts did
not exceed $3.50
In Difference 10 the advice of Lord Farham, Sc
vera OF his friends tenants have resolved to dis
counenance the usual Protestant and Orange iann-
versary OF July.
One of OConnell's Repeal demonstrations took
place at Skibereen, on Thursday, the 22d June;
which was OF the usual character both at the meet
ing aud al the dinner. The Cork Examiner says
that il is impossible 10 give anything like a correct
estimate OF the numbers prescott but afterwards cal
, culates them to be between 500 600 and 500 coo
. Much said of Sir James Graham's speech on
the Arms Bill, which was construed to proclaim the
irish nation OF perureIs; itwas alluded 10 both at
the meeting snd at The dinner, with plentiful use
OF The words he lses" Az the meeting, Mr.. Shea
Labor said
ment cheering) He lies damnahly, he lies-he
hes lnsolentlv and ] wish TO God l in the
House of Commons 10 'ell him 20 his teeth you
lie" prolonged cheerlne) am not like O..Con-
fled that he shonld be called perurer, provided it
be done in gentlemanly way. (Hear, hear) l
say, then, before this enormous mass--l say be-
fore the protestans as well catholics, for that
there many protestants here have the honor OF
knowing, and they will hear me out in what have
to say-I say, then, before you all, Sir James
Graham. you he" Vehement cheering:)
Galway was next taken possession OF by the
Repealers, Sunday, with the same style OF pro-
ceedings; DR.. Browne, the Bishop of Galway, taking
an active part. Lord French vast the chairman. AT
the dinner abou, six husdted gentlemen sat down
to the table in Pavilion specially erected for the
purpose. Mr.. O'Csnnel put the peaceabe turn OF
his views more decidedly than he has yet done.
1t is but fortnight ago, when attending meet
rnna Wall tl.,t fI,a ,al
dening information that the country OF my birth
was threatened to be deuged with the blood of her
children. Watching during that short period with
an eye OF eagerness the evoutions OF our enemies,
l now proclaim to you perpetual peace, and a
slrugge-merey in political strfe-bloodess, STAIN
less, crmeless, upon our part-leaving to our enemy
the pary resources only OF useless and unavailing
resistance.
The repeal rent for the week announced at the
Monday meeting OF the Association at the Dublin
Corn Exchange, was 1,25S pounds.
-Four more wris to supercede Irish justices OF the
peace are anuounced-Sir Valentine Blake being
one OF the dismissed
The Overland Mall.
The following teagraphich despatch from Mar
settles, announcing the receipt of intelligence from
India and China, dated June 80, reached Wilmer
and Smiths office yesterday. 1t is very meagre, |
and may, like thato last month, presen an incor.
rect outline OF the news. But we must patiently
which will, in all probability, be forthcoming to-
morrow.
INDIA CHINs-TELAoRArHro DEsPAroH.
PARIS Juyl
MARSElLLES, June 30-6 A. M.
MALTA, June 25-6P M.
" The CONSUL OF FRANCE TO TIE MINISTER OF Fo
REIGN AFFAIRS
"The approach of the monsoon having caused |
the departure of the Bombay mail ten days sooner
than usual, the packet has Just arrived with news
from India to the 20ih May, and from China TO the
18th March. The former are confined TO some de.
tails of secondary nterect on the situation of Scn-
de, khylul, and Bundelcund, which are somewhat
more tranquil
&c In China the state Of affairs continues favora-
Bile. Colonel Malcolm had arrlued on the 10th with
the treaty, but it was feared that the death of the
Commissioner, Eleppoo, would cause longer de-
lay in the Imperial notifications"
China and India.
The dispatches by the overland mail have unex
pectedly come 10 hand. In Scinde Sir Charles Ma |
pier, It's stated, has scotched the sneke-not killed
It, Shere Mahomed, at the date or the latest ac-
counts, again at.the head of prodigious army
of Beloochea, and had sent message to the old |
General, TO the effect that having fought two bat |
ties for his country, he wished 10 have third for |
fort TO comply effectively with this request
The following abstract OF the news contains all |
that Is interesting -
The news from China extends to the 18th of
March Her Majesys steamer Vixen, with the |
Secretary OF Legation on board, had arrived on
the 10th. Some delay in the ratification of the treaty
was ANTICIPATED, In consequence. of the death of
Elopoo. The PIenipotentiary had been dissuaded |
from proceeding uorthward for the present, in case
of missing the new Chinese Commissioner on |
his way, southwark from Pekin Everything |
continued quiet, and the i'll feeling towards |
the Eoglish appeared to be abatng at Canton |
Nothing of any note IN the way of fighting had |
occurred since last-but another great battle |
was looked for about the besianiDg of June. Shere
Mahomed mad managed TO collect from the hills TO |
the westward, army Of $4,000 Beeoches, with |
70 guns-these were posted strong position near
Hyderabad, as 10 cut oil the communication with |
Sukkar. 1t was understood that Sill Charles Napier |
unnlH mt ~ ma. fhntr. .rGA
mens arrived sufficient To make up for the loss of
her Msiesty's 22d and the LIST Grensdiers.
There seems some reason to expect disturbances |
in the Puujaub. Shere Sing has had paralytic |
stroke. Should this prove fatal - him, the Cover
nor General will probably discover that the Kyber |
mountains constitute the limits nature appears 10 |
have assigned 10 MS.
Bundiekuud, SAngor ami the adjoining states |
are siil disturbed but cons derably less than at
the dale OF our last. All Is quiet in Kytu The |
Governor General remains at Agra for the present.
India IN General is tranquil and contented.
Our COnstantInople advices speak OF the contnu |
ance OF hostile demonstrations on all sides, but OF
no decided acts Expectation, as to the future cen
tired In the approaching arrival OF Baron Llevep.
From Alexandra the news is important mas
much as the Pacha has publicly expressed his inten.
ton of assoclatng in the Government his grandson |
Abbas, in consequence Of his own age and infirmi- |
ties, and lbrahms being an invalid. Unfortunate
ly between Ibrahim and Abbas there is deadly |
feud which, at the old mans death, may lead TO
civil war.
~ arkets.
LATEST LONDON MONEY MARKEo-Ths arrivals by the
Overland Mail known in sufficient detail to
produce any effect but there is disappointment that
commerc ia relations with China still far from
being adjusted. The political accounts upimportant
but the state Of Ireland alarm this morning
the Stock Exchange and also the very unfavourabe
intelligence from Spain, which is daily assuming
serious aspect These causes have than counter
acted the satisfactory appearance Of the weather,
gard the crops and prevent the rise which appears likely
to take place on the opening Of the mars ct.
The frmuess under which Consol market opened
4 ~. q a q IT
the morning to to GAL but the business transacted
hrs not been very important. Reduced 94 9ls Re.
duced 81 l0 to 0lS Long Annues, l2i to Il6; Elk.
chequ,r Bills, % TO So premium.
The various which have reached this country
through America relative to Mexican affairs
frmed by the arrival the West India Mail this morning
The Mexican mail has brought 40 900 dollars &C.