New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22


from Paris for that purpose. The play selected
Is Je0nnot ct Colin. On Tuesday the royal party
Will drive to different places in the neighborfood
and IN the evening there Will be grand concert,
performed by artisteS also brought specially from
Paris. On Wednesday the forenoon occupations
will be somewhat similar, and in the evening there
will be vaudeville performed
The room in which the performances viii take
place is one adjoining the grand dining-room in
the palace 1t has been properly fitted up for the
purpose
On Thursday it is fixed that the Queen and
her suite Will sail from Treport, on their return to
England.
During her Majesty's stay at the Chateau, the
Mareschal de Camp, he Marquis de Rourre, has
been appointed chevalier dhonneur to the Queen
OF Eng land, and Colonel dc Chabannes Will act
as aide de camp to Prince Albert.
1t is runored that Louis Philippe will return
the visit OF her Majesty in the course of the au-
trnn.
IRELAND.
At the usual meeting of the Repeal Associa-
ton on Monday, the 2lst ult. the rent for the
week was announced to be fl, 100. Mr.. OCon-
nell was not present, and the meeting adjourned
till next day, when he propounded his plan for the
restoration Of the Irish Parliament, as prepared
bv committee.
PA. RENEWED ACTION OF THE IRISH PARLIA
MESr.-lst. The Irish people recognise, acknowledge
maintain aud will continually preserve and uphold the
,hfops Of Ireland her Maestv queen Vic ora Cwhom God
protect Queen by undoubted right and By hereditary de-
scent of Ireland and her heirs aud successors for
TIE people OF Ireland recognise acknowledge, Daintan
and viii continually preserve aad uphold all the peroga-
Of he srs and Of her heirs and belong
ing to- and inherent m the imperial Crown OF Ireland and
they will iTuly allegiance bear pure undvidrd and midi
visible TO her Majesty hsr heirs, and successors for ever
The people OF Ireland acknowledge and viii MAINTAIN
and preserve for the privileges hereditary aud personal
Of he Peers Of Ireland together with the Legislative and
Judicial authority Of the Irish House of Lords and the ex-
of the preroGatve augmenting and limiting the
Peerage as the did of rgh, before the year 1901
g. The people of Iceland do firmly insist upon the resto-
ration Of the Irish House of Commons consisting OF 300 rep.
resentatives Of the Irish people, and claim the presence OF
their Creator the right of people of Ireland such
ration They have submitted the Uuon being binding
by law; they declare solemny that is founded
right constitutional principle and that II is not obg'
aory upon conscience. They with the Tory Attorney
General Sarn that the only binding power OF the Union Is
the strength Of the English domination They also agree
with him that resistance the Union in the abstract
dutv and the exhibition of that resistance question
of prudence They will therefore resist the Union BY all
legal, peaceful aud constitutional means
T. The plan for the restoration of the Irish Parliament IS
as follows That the county members should be
ed 10 3 in the manner hereinafter specified That there
should be 2 members returned from cites and towns, IN
the hereinafter mentioned g. That the county OF
aOW Dtlng tie only county In Ireland with tdn
900 inhabitants should increase Of member, as To
have representatives. that other county having above
100000 inhabitants should g-. increase of members;
that every ranging above 600 inhabitants should
get an increase of 3members
That every county ranging, above 100000 inhabitants
should yet an increase OF members.
That the county OF Tpperary having than 400 900
Inhabitants less tha 500 900 should get increase Of
members
That the county Of Cork, having more than 100000 in
habauts, should get Increase of 10 members
at
the city Of Dabln having than 100000 inhabitants
should have eight representatives. for the parts North OF
the Lifey, and for the parts South Of the Liifey
That the University OF Dublin should continue on the
basis Of its present constituency send members.
II proposed that h city of Cork having than lOO
900 inhabitants should have members.
That the city OF Lime ck and town OF Belfast having
respectively than 100000 inhabitants should send
mem bers each
II is proposed that the town ol Galway cities of
Waterford and Kilkenny, having respectively than
200 900 inhabitants should send each members Para
ment
That orle, towns having about 1000 inhabtnu, should
each send members Parliament and that 40 other towns,
next highest the ratio Of popuaton should send mem
ber each.
schedule of the different places to return mcmbers
the IRISH Parliament will show their relative population, and
the number of members be- assigned each then Set
forth and the report proceeded as follows
The population is taken from the Of 1881, which,
having been made Tor different purpose and without any
reference whatever the repeal OF the Union furnish seal.
Of unquestonabe imparality.
t proposed that the right o votag should be what Is
called household sutrag- requiring six months resi-
ence in the countics with the addition IN the towns oil
married resident for months, whether householder'
not.
1t proposed that the mode Of voting for members Of
Parliament. should certainly be by ballot.
s. The Monarch de tac0 Of England all times herea!-
whoever h- may be- shall be Monarch De In reand
And in Of future Regency the Regent de tdeto IN
England 10 be Regent de jure in Ireland
Q. The connection between Great Britain and Ireland by
be perpetual aud incapable Of change, any severance or
separation.
recognized law and strict constitutional principle.
Signed by order,
DAslEl oCoyxEIL, Chm Of the Committee.
Nh OConnell concluded long address By moving an ad-
lournmert TO the following day when he VIII bring forward
petition respecting the Catholic OATH and also his plan Tor
the arbi;rators cOus' The .nc then separated.
A meeting, adjourned from the1 previous day Of the Re-
peal Association, took place Dublin "Wednesday. Mr.
Jeremiah Dame IN the chair.
Mr. o'Connell read communications FROM repeal societies
in various parts OF America enclosing money-from New
York Els; from Utica, f23 from Harpers Ferry Vir-
rinia f2 3; l0: from the Fall RveAssocation, ESQ; and
from NewYork, s5 He considered the contribution from
Virginia be very important atfording proof that ne
mart taken b. the Repeal Association IN reference TO the
question of American slavery, had diminished the SYM
ratty Of the real friends Of Liberty in America.
Mr. Ray ead letter from the Repeal Association o. Lou
siana Udited States ncIosnga remittance OF l2o s oa
Mr OGonneil spoke IN the warmest terms oil the
bers Of Louisiana and moved that the letter should De ~
serted on the minutes Sfr. OConne said that the name oil
Rothschd th- check for the remittance reminded hin
of comc story The Morning Post Of onlon, to the e
feet that the Pope had been paying him CMr an
annuity $1,000 per But the editor doubted ts
Story Of his correspondent because he could not bring him.
ee 10 think ,ha: MS Holiness ,youd employ unbeT'ng
Jew, like Rohschld, pay the moasy (-o"d lausher
But Tor this circumstance the sspient Tory editor "ou'u
have swallowed the story. (Laughter.l
Mr. John OCoune Rad letter from the Fepeaiefs OF
ohio-he Repeal Association Of Cincinnatisnelo;ing
f-mittauce Of els. (Cheers) The writer stated that
the difficulties of getting rid Of the system, which
in accordance with the compact entered into al the
Union and could NOT be abolished without violating ths
fmdsren.l laws and national compact Of the United
Sat-, With these sentiments, the letter stated that the
ir, Of Ohio had with surprise the speech of Mr.
6Conne! That speech powerful and eloquent, bu;
is totally dssented from his arguments They free