The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

reer They would hove a parliament. Ireland
should once more belong to Irsnmen
AT the dinner he said the British ministry were
divided on The Irish quesiion-they would not use
coercive measures. He was certain OF the iact.
&c &c.
meeting at Athlone on Sunday held--ir"m
80 600 TO 100 600 many OF them women; ana Que
writer says that 100 priests were on the ground.
The gathering took ace at Summerhlll Before
it, said in the open air. tor the benefit OF
those who had left their distant homes TOO sooa to
attend morning serv There were two platforms,
one for men, another for women. The Chairman
was Lord French.
At the weekly Repeal meeting of the Repeal As,
soclaon, on Monday, Mr.. O'Connell announced
that The Repeal rent for the week amounted 10 E3 :
lob 4 3D. The largest sum received IN one week
by the Catholic Association was IL 7OO, and mat
was during the height OF the agitation Tor the Clare
election IN general the average OF the receipts ala
In Difference to the advice of Lord Farnham, Sc
vera OF his friends and tenants have resolved to dis
countenance the usual Protestant and Orange ami
versary ot july
One of O'Connell's Repeal demonstrations took
place at Sklbereen, Thursday, the 22d June;
which of the usual character, both at the meet
ing and at the dinner. The Cork Examiner says
that il is impossible TO give anything like correct
estimate oil the numbers present. hut Afterwards cal
cnaes them to be between 500 600 and 600 GOO
Much was said of Sir James Graham's speech on
the Arms Bill, which was construed to proclaim the
Irish nation OF perurers; II was alluded 10 both at
the meeting and at the dinner, with plentiful use
of the words " he lies" AT the meeting MIR. Shea
Lalor said
"Isay to him, and before you, he lies. (Vehe-
ment cheering) He lies damnaby, he lies he
lies lnsoentlv land | wish to God was IN the
House Of Commons to tell him TO his teeth you
lie" prolonged cheeIing) am not II Ike O'Con-
nor Don-l am notlike the gentleman who IS salts
fled that he should be called peDurer, provided
be done in a gentlemanly way. (H"ar, hear
say, then, before this enormous mass say be-
fore the proestanIs well as catholics, for that
there are many pfotes,anls here have me h9nor OF
knowing, and they will hear me out IN what have
| to say-I say, then, before you ALL SIR James
Graham, "you lie" vehement cheering
Galway was next taken possession OF by the
Repealers. Sunday, with the same style ct pro-
ceedngs; DR.. Browne, the Bishop of Galway taking
| an active part. Lord French was the chairman Al
| the dinner about six huadled gentlemen sat down
to the table IN pavilion specially erected Tor the
| purpose Mr.. OCsnnel put the peaceabe turn OF
| his views more decidedly than he has yet done 3
at is but fortnight ago, when attending meet
| ing at Malow, that there came upon me the mad
| 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 evouions OF our enemies,
| | now proclaim to you perpetual peace, and a
slruggle-merey in political strfs-bloodess, stain
lcss crmeless, upon our part-leavlng to our enemy
the paTy resources only OF useless ana unavalilng
| resistance"
The repeal rent for the week announced at the
| Monday meeting OF the Association at the Dublin
Corn Exchange, was 2oS pounds.
Four more writs supercede Irish justices OF the
peace are anuounced-Sir Valentine Blake being
| one OF the dismissed.
IL gives US pleasure to learn that the commence
ration of the lst of July Ireland passed over with
cut exciting sny of those public demons tratlons Pc
cular to period ut national lnte rest TO one portion
OF her maesty's subjects The Orangemen, with
forbearance seldom upon such commemoratoDs
fully sustain. d, assembled at Monaghan and unan-
mously resolved against any process ional display -
The district lodge OF BabIutree followed the same
laudabIc course and hat lodge consisted ut depu-
ta,ions from lodges 1888, 1872, Il46, 1896 l439 l452
l49S, IAN, and l5l5 The resolutions upon these
occasions well worthy of the noble yeonanry
from whom they originated The Protestant Con-
federation Society OF Benburb adopted similar reso-
| lutions
The repeal rent continues to retain its elevation
On the Both OF June it had reached the exraordlna
ry amount of 81 ,25S grand repeal demonstra-
tOB, combining The trades ct the city, was to have
marched through the city Of Dublin to Donnybrook
on the Sd ultimo.
The Naval and Military Gazette gives us 10 un-
derst and that the squadron assembled under the
command of Rear Admiral Bowles, is to remain
stationed in Ireland, and Is TO be augmented by
few small vessels aud steamers. The two three
deckers reported as ordered TO the Irish coast,
not, under present circumstances likely to be EN-
ployed.
The following repeal MAG stracy have been added
to the lit of those already Superseded :-DeDnls
Mccarthy, Esq COUNTY Cork Michael Dunn, and
Joseph Lyons, Bsqrs, Queens county.
Mr. Lucas, Secretary OF the Lord Lieutenant, has
resigned.
Lord Clonnery, voluntarily resigned the magis-
tracy OF the County Kildare.
With respect to the measures for the suppression
OF the agitation or meeting any outbreak, we ind
il stated that preparations are being made in Ennis
kilen for the accommodation o two troops OF dra-
goons (he .hird,) one of which will arrive there
the 18th Instant and of the local papers farther
announces, "that "at Ennskillen barracks during
the early part of this week, unusual activity was
observed amongst the soldiers OF our garrlson.-
Cannons fixed, balls conveniently placed ammuoi
ton served out aud slowed away, with double SEN
tres, are amongst the most ordinary movements -
Suitable ground for field and sklrmishng practice
is being looked out for the use OF the troops"
In Belfast the preparations appear 10 be sui more
formidable. 'Wlthln the last lew days (says the
Ulster Times) Captain Thompson, commanding
Royal Engineers, has had working party OF fifty
men belonging TO the % regiment, besides party
OF masons, employed daily in erecting stockades IN
the infantry barracks, and formlpg a breast-work
for the soldiers 10 fire over. Loopnoles are also
breaking out in different parts OF the barack- wall
facing North Queen street, and passage has been
made between the artillery aud infantry barracks,
by which guards can be relieved and sentres post
ed, and greater facility of intercourse maintained,
without marching through the street, as heretofore
the II is also said that dou.le. gun bate
ries to be erected at the artillery barracks, and
that guns will be forthwith mounted on them.
And again, the following military and naval
movements a progress are announced IN the Cork
X, porter OF Thursday evening 1--WE have been
informed that u Is Intended 10 remove the 40 re
glment from this garrison forthwith, and to replace
II by another; and that the LIST Royal Dragons
have received orders OF read ness for embarkatlou
at Bristol for this port Returas have been lately
made by official persons OF the accommodation
which the 81. George Steam Packet Company's
vessels the Bristol and Cork station are capable
of aifordlng for men, horses. &c, their tonnage,
rate OF sailing, and facilities tor embarkng aud
landing troops Accommodation is being provided
tor large military force 10 Msllow, and portion
OF the police barrack, il is said, being prepared
for the officers quarters I've companies of the
18th regiment, and two troops of the 10Th Hussars,
and seven officers, under the command OF Captain
Barclay, proceed hence tomorrow morning tor
Mdllov, in order to be within call OF the authorl
ties in that town on Sunday next during the repeal
demonstration.
Resides all this, noblemen possessed Of property
in Ireland, residing in England end elsewhere, have
expressed their intention of speedily returning TO
their resnecIivt dsfrIcfa in III klrRdOm. Tor The