New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-08


OConnsl and by Daunt II time for others 10 seek
nsT GRess wo M bad BEEN stTcEn
should be said that third was smitte before an
ONeiII stepped forward
O'Connel here entered the room, and was re-
ceived with long and protractcd cheers.
The Chairman continued observe that he had not all at
the proceedings Of m a;aias
n sd IN H THAT oCoSs h Rond ae s is3s
before Jury @ his counrymen and he respected that psa
was 10 be submitted to them but this much he miaht say,
that any nputatop on the Loyalty Of OConne vas an I'M
n b Oh e an S TO- sssl 6 clear e dzoysy
base enough adopt that feeling sa l., he ;Ga and
ton b. Government of its opinion that there was
them o The 2qssn s6 s With 9 PB s2 bsns COD he
Cbes9 In the c s Of the IibIto de9ositions Wee
won against him. and an Indictment was framed But
IRISH Nation sworn sg4irsf what was The indictment
Of disioyatywa The disgracfu which could be al
edged against those living under monachcai form OF gov
trumea IT. By the course TAKEN the government hoped 10
prevent certain class from Joining the ranks oi repeal aud
silence the national voice they had deceived themselves
Tie infant giant had bee reared before their eyest had
rapidly sprung manhood and II not possible 10 send
it back its cradle iu II 10 repose cloud cheeTs) IL
that disloya association, the time TO proclaim It was
nov yhep thew were committed 10 repeal-when would
be the meanest hold backhey desired 10
abandon their opinions After further observations IN
similar strain ONeill concluded by enreang that assoc
repedIeS generally 10 abandon the use Oh
Saxon as applied Engishmen, the phrase had made
many enemies for their cause.
O'Connell handed in fl20, being the first IN
stanent Of proclamation money from the city of
Limerick.
O'Conne SAID that before any money was handed IN
e weod call the attention OF the meeting 10 some matters Of
the Chairman for the discourse with which he had
cuson of his remarks that their present Chairman be
act as Chairman on MONDAY al the meeting
ready for that purpose teaI, hear, hear Having dened
that the people obnoxious the charge OF disioyay
strict obedience to laws OConne to the topic Of
F r a declared his W VII o ace
men had done much good Since them many persons had
union and had lately letter from gentleman
high cisqcton in ENGLAND on the subject m which MS
Ing which the writer believed be Of the greatest lmpor
s the re0 G ENGLAND GGga xTe WITH that
eal The first p3'1 s Ia mat n sseRng pc
the of parliament their country sroVe only to
procure for themselves management Of then own Local and
countries he imperial legislature The next point was that
ngmen should be satisfied that as hf o. F i, with
gle to obtain full far, and free representation lttea hear
s in e ass 1s%
=msn hat sufficient number Of the English people came
for Ss there M91a mo BY h sf
he people against he Sad eIt goSd BY
ocsy expressed their astonishment the step taken by
m roposs 1 a @' to the People of Ireland
which lie again. IN ioTclbe terms impressed the NECESSITY
laws laws 80,
It will be seen that the members Of the Town
Council Of Dublin have identified themselves
fully with the Repeal movement, and with those
whom Her Majesty's Government have thought
it necessary to prosecute Tor scdltlon.
RUSSIA AND TIE CAUCAss1ANs.-Letters from
TiHis of the 10Th September, contain rumors OF
the surprise and capture by the Caucasslans, OF
a Russian fortress in the Black Sea-
The Russians are building superb fortress on
the frontiers of Turkey and Asia. 1t is situated
on a hill that rises in the midst of an extensive
plain at the distance Of half league from the
river Aspatchat The barracks are sufficient to
| lodge an army of $4,000 men.
REBELLION IN MoRocco-News from Tangier
is to Oct. 9Th. The entire province of Zemor
Choig had risen in rebellion, the subjects In dis
putc being the payment of tribute, and the local
administration of Justice. The insurgents had
mustered together considerable force and set at
utter defiance the local authorities. Toward the
end of the month Of August, the Emperor col
lected a numerous army at Mequinez, about l2O
miles south of Tangier, and 80 west of Fee, and
marched into the centre Of the revoted province,
where he remained for some time encamped,
provoking the rebels by every possible means to
an engagement.
The holiness of these proceedings struck ter
ror into the hearts of the Zemor-C helglsts, and
after various skirmshes, in which the efforts Of
the insurgents were invariably repelled, the En-
peror routed them at last in a decisive engage
ment, Staying numbers, and making many hun
drcd prisoners. His victory was of the most
complete description, and the discounted rebels
were unable thus time to avail themselves of Their
rocky and nearly inaccessible mountains which
have hitherto been the efectual shield of revolt
Before leaving the province the Emperor ordered
vast number of heads to be struck off, including
those of nearly all the prisoners according to the
custom Of Oriental warfare, imposed many heavy
pecunisry fines, and carried off hostages from
amongst the most considerable families OF the
province.
The proceedings of the Emperor were 50 Ell
iectual and decisive that nothing but tranquility
can be anticipated for a series OF years
REpoRrEo ATTEMPT TO AssAss1NATE THE
PopE.-A letter from Rome, of the 9th utlmo
in the Gazette de France, says "A report has
probably reached you OF an attempt to assassl-
nate the Pope. The fact is, that physician,