The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22


cites some jealousy amongst the remnants of Eng
lish chivalry.
The Augsburg Gazette states that Colett and
Mavroc ordato have both been recalled to Athens,
to take part in the government. Every thing was
tranquil there at the last accounts
The Dusseldorf Gazette states, from Berlin, that
the Emperor of Russia has undertaken to use his
influence with Duke Charles Of Brunswick, to pre-
vent his contracting marriage, so that there may
be an attempt to dispute the succession to the
regnlng Duke.
The Malta papers are beginning to hold the most
seditious language, recommending revolt to the
Italians in the most inflammatory style.
Reschid Pacha has been recalled from his Office
as governor Of Jerusalem, both on account OF his
inefficlency, and desire to conciiate France for
the late outrage upon her flag
Latest accounts from Port Natal state that great
excitement had been produced along the frontiers
by the murder of two English settlers in the neigh
borhood Of Bathurst, who had followed the spoor
of the Catfres for the purpose of recovering some
of the stolen cattle There are only ~ soldiers to
guard frontier OF 200 miles.
The Chartst convention at Birmingham started
the notable project of purchasing about 1000 acres
of land, to be divided into small alottments, for
which El0O,OO0 was appropriated.
The oldE rejected plan of railroad across the
Desert is ascn revived very earnestly land it is gene
rally believed. that If 1t be really set on foot, Mr.
Galloway, the G-other of Galloway Bey, will be
the man to carry 1t out
THE DETERMINATION OF THE BIsHoPs,-The last
number of the Westminster Review states, as a
we'll known fact 'that it is the deliberate deerm-
nation of the Bishops with three exceptions) that
no scheme of national education shall receive their
sanction which does not leave the appointment of
schoolmasters in the hands of the clergy"
SALE OF AMERICAN CHEESE AT LIVERPOOL
About $500 boxes of American cheese were offered
at public sale here this week, of which fully 1000
sold, chiefly from 4Os to SIS Cd per cwt. with few
Such of the parcels as were in good condition and
possessed quality, were spirltedly competed for
The trade in this article at this port is becoming
one of very considerable Importance, and we un-
derstand that the American farmers paying
more attention to the make, to adapt it better
to the English taste. The Cambridge, which ar.
rived on Friday, brought upwards of 1900 packages
and further supply Is reported to have arrived in
the George!W ashington, from New York.-Liver-
Ireland continues quiet. The country is extern
siyey occupied by troops-in fact, the whole avail
to 1.-THE agitation, somewhat subsidized in tone,
but equally effective In action, contlnues-the Re-
peal Golfers are sweled by thousands weekly-the
much talked of Cancellation Hall has been opened
two or three men of mark have joined the move
ment Just at the moment 1t became critcal-and
the proceedings against the agitators in connexion
with the unhappy blunder of the government short
hand writer respecting the identity of Mr.. Barrett,
coupled with the present jury panel, and other
tiers, lead to the belief that the whole affair has been
managed badly
Reports gain ground in Dublin that Sir Robert
Peel contempates some comprehensive policy in
respect to Irish grievances. The Dublin correspon-
dent of the Morning Chronicle asserts that an Of
fetal gentleman, who has been at work for six
months, is engaged in completing by the next ses-
sion of Parliament, an elaborate statement of the
revenues OF the irish Church Establishment, ar
ranged IN tabular form. embracing each individu-
al parish, and specifying the income OF the lncum-
A.. xl.~
whether or not there Is church IN the parish and
other details
DANIELS LAMENT FOR REPALE.
Och murther what's this for' this big proclamation
Has made quite a hubbub, and fine botheration,
II may clane put stop to our lov'd agitation,
And bother myself and my tail
Oh dear what can the matter be?
Murther in Irish, boys, what can. the matter be?
Och, mile murther dear, what can the matther BET
Gone are the rnt and repale.
Sure many thousand pocketed nately,
While Paddy niger dreamt that gued him swately,
But sugden and Co. have destroyed me completely,
And humbugd myself and my tail
Oh, DEAR what can the matther BET
Dear, dear, what can the matther BET
What can substitute for our great clatther bet
And must | abandon repale7
Notwithstanding my talk about free legislation,
My endeavours to put down the Peel ministration,
My humbug about Ireand's heavy taxation,
Oh. dear, what can the matther bel
This proclamation has come out to bother me-
Nought can substitute for our great clatther be,
If we cannot still shout for repale.
Assistance oft refused from foreign powers
Who promised to come to this green land of ours
And send forth their bullets as thick as hailshowers
To get me my darlin' repale.
oh, dear what can the matther be-
Dear, dear, what can the matther BET
Oh, mille:murther, what can the matther be2
I'm bothered and left to bewail.
Farewell, ! must finish this deep lamentation,
II can't longer gull the poor dupes Of the nation.
Nor kick up row about pace agitation
Farewell to the rnt and repale.
oh. dear what can the unattber hot
What can substitute for great clatther be!
This proclamation has come out to bother me,
| II has bothered my self and my tail
The "Ribbon Conspiracy" as it Is called, seems
to be still unchecked IN Ireland, Notwithstanding
| the apparently passive condition OF the Repeal
Movement. :" II appears" says the Sligo Journal
many parts of this county 1t is as dangerous to ira
vel late at night without repeal card without
ribbon sign; We stated a few weeks since that
fight took place in the streets of Sligo about the ap
pointment of ribbon delegates, the parties having
quarrelled on the subject. Without any direct de.
NAL OF our assertion, the organ of the Liberal par
~ here, IN It's publication OF the following day
stated II with afaction fight between two townands.
Next week the writer better instructed it was
admitted that it the result ofribbon movements
| Such is the admitted state of this county; the
| Ribbon conspiracy is in such active, development
/ that public tights take place In the streets OF
| Sligo re ave to the appointment OF officers TO
| the association Ii has grown up in darkness and
obscurity After all the efforts of the executive
after the many prosecutions which took place du-
ring the last year--it still exists in increased
| strength, and with perfect impunty.''
| True BILLS INDIcTMENT.-DUBLIN, Friday
| Nlght.-The Grand jury assembled this morning at
| a few minutes before IL o'clock, when bills of in
dictment were laid before them, charging Mr..
O'Connell and others with Conspiracy and other
| Misdemeanors"
| long discussion took place as to the mode Of
proceeding, when il was agreed that the Indictment
and the informations should be read at length This
| having been done, il minated that witnesses
were in attendance to sustain the several charges
set down in the indictment. Up to four O'Clock
| the examination of witnesses had not commenced,
and as the number in attendance is about 30, II Is
believed that the bills will not be returned till to-
There is, however, no doubt entertained as to the
| finding of "true Bills Should the question go to
| division, there are eighteen Tories TO five Lbe-
rails, and majority of the Grand Jury is only ne
cessary to return the bills there liz no question as 10