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


| Minister at Oxfotd-Ireland md Irish At
| faIrs--sremendous Meeting at Ennis
| Violent speech or MIR. shea Lalor-Var-
like Movements IN the. Scinde the state
or Affairs In China and India-An Exam
pie for Kings IN PortugaI-Crisis In the
Affairs OF Greeee-insurrectionl In SPAIN
Serious indispcsition OF Earl Grey.
The steam ship Caledonia, Captaia E. g. Lott,
was telesraphed 20 miles out at O'Clock p. NJ on
Monday, and arrived al her moorings at the Cunard
wharf, East Boston, az So'clock.
She iett Liverpool az Tuesday, July 4h, thus
making the passage IN thirteen days.
by the Caledonia we have received our files oi
Liverpool papers 10 July ith, inclusive, and London
10 July 3d.
The intelligence brought by this packet possesses
no striking feature, The riots al Wales, which
have been suppressed, and the agitation which still
prevails in ireland, are amongst the most striking
events of domestic interest The rates exacted for
oils, the number of the toll gates hatred of the new
Poor law, and the absence of work, are the causes
which have mainly contributed to the recent disur-
Dances in South Wales.
Among the passengers In the Caledonia were
Count D'Orsay and the Countess of Blessington
travelling under assumed nantes) the former &C.
companed by valet and the latter by two female
He is tall and strongly but elegantly built
his features, however, and hands are small TO effe-
minacy, and his countenance 1t must be confessed,
shows traces of age, particularly about the eyes
Lady Blessington is still ibeauty, though she has
evidently seen her best days.
One OF the passengers, who appears we'll inform.
ed upon the subject, assures that they will not visit
the Atlantic cities, and that they return to Europe
in November
The latest intelligence received from the United
States and British America was conveyed to Eng
land by the fevorte mail steam ship Acadia, Cap.
tain A. Ryre. Her passage was remarkable
good one, having performed the entire voyage from
Boston in twelve, and from Halifax in ten days.
She brought upwards of seventy passengers, all OF
whom have spoken In the highest terms of the yes
sells merits, and those of her worthy oomman.
der.
These packet ships have arrived from New York
since our lasi publication. The Sheridan, Captain
d. Peyster, reached on the 10th alt; was followed
by the George Washington, Captain Burrows, on
,he 3Oth, and by the United States. Captain Briron,
yesterday.
INSULT TO Mn. EVERETT, THE AMERICAN MINIS
TEn-When the heads of Oxford College were
about TO confer the degree of L L. D. on Mr.. Eve.
rett, in the theatre OF the University, number of
under graduates assailed Mr. Everett with hissings
and hootiBg only motive being his being a
Unitarian. The heads OF the College have expires.
sed their regret in an address to Mr.. E.
The act for the abolition of slavery in India pas
sed the Supreme Council on the 7th April, and be-
came law.
The Annual Waterloo Banquet, given by his
grace the Duke Of Wellington, took place on the
18th, the 18th, the anniversary OF the battle being
Sunday.
We have gwen elsewhere ample details of the
progress of events in Spain. At the last accounts
Espartero YVES at Albacete. The issue OF the strug-
gle is by no means clearly foreshadowed.
The LATE SIR w. MAcNAUGHToN-T remains
of Sir VIM. Macnaughton are now on their way to
Calcutta, and were expected in few days They
were recovered at large price, by Lady Mac
naughton, from the well into which they had been
cast.
The body was recognised from Its mutilated con-
dition, and from thv absence of the head and the
arm, which had beea cut of by the afghan rufians
who had assassnated him.
THE BIsHoPRrc OF JAMAIoA.-This see. which has
become vacant by tide death of DR.. Lpscombe, is of
the annual value OF f4OO0 The diocese includes
Jamaica the Bahama islands, and the settlement of
Honduras.
CIR CHARLES BAaoT The remains of this la
men,ed gentlemen arrived al this port on Thursday,
in her Majesy's steamer Monkey, from Falmouth,
where they were taken from the Warspite. We
understand that the remains of Sir Charles are to be
deposited IN the family vaul, in Stafordshire.
The French police have been actively engaged in
endeavoring TO discover who are the Frenchmen
said TO have passed to Ireland to foment dis
content, and TO stir up the people TO resistance.
ROYAL MARRIAGE.-The marriage of her Royal
Hlghness the Princess Augusta, eldest daughter OF
his Royal Highness the Duke OF Cambridge, with
his Royal Highness Frederick, Hereditary Grand
Duke of Mecklenburgh Suelits, was celebrated on
Wednesday evening, with great splendor, in the
Chapel Royal, Buckingham Palace.
The subscription raising for Miss Martineau, who
so nobly refused the pension offered by the late Co
vernment, now reaches the sum of flo00.
The aerial transit machine, that excited so much
wonderment also, is about to be tried, by means of
large model that is nearly ready, and is to be shown
it is said, by making trips from end Of the Adelaide
Gallery
On dit that Sir r. Peel has intmated TO the Bish-
o. of London the settled determination of Govern
ment to put down the Pusey movement, and that
we shall shortly hear of the supersedeas-ng of bish-
ops as well as magistrates.
The arrivals of cotton at this port, during the last
| few days, have been immense On Saturday, up
wards OF twenty vessels, laden with that staple,
reached the Mersey.
| ireland,
RECEPTION OF GCoNNaLL AT ENNIS! 100 900 PER-
| SONS ASSEMBLED TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT AND
| ENTHUsAsM!!-Mr O'Connell had a demonstration
at Ennis for the county OF Glare, Thursday, the
18th ut. an the meeting is described is more nui
/ may han mn hat ndnA fbn h..
are stated at 700 OOO including about 5000 horse
men, the cavalcade of cars extended from Ennis 10
Newmarket-six miles. The preparations tfor his
reception were most elaborate; at the entrance TO
| the town "whole trees were planted" with trium-
| phal arches across the road mottos anc devices.
The description OF one device is worth transcr-
bring.
1.-The next was chain extended across, the CEN