The Weekly register., 1843-11-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.

wednesday AFTERNOON at naiI past oiie
o'clock, bringing London papers of the
5rd and Liverpool of the 4th inst.
IRELAND.
The repeal agitation is going on with
its usual momentum.
The adjourned meeting Of the asso-
citation was held on Wednesday, Sept.
81, Councillor Scully in the chair. Mr..
O'Connell, who was received with en-
thusiastc cheering, and who looked re-
markably we'll, commenced the business
by moving for further investigation Of
the charges denomination against Mr..
Smith, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Reay then read letters from the
following places in America: From
Boston, transmitting E29 IS; from Sa-
yannah, 600 dollars; from Massachu
sets, floO; from Hartford, Conn, f67,
from New Jersey 80 12s; from New
ark, New Brunswick LAO; from Phila-
delphia, per Judge Doran, 4Ol; from St.
Louis, Mo; zl74-a bill of Exchange on
Messrs. II. Martin and Son, Liverpool;
from Cincinnati, l1l3 los; and from N.
York, per Hon. Judge James, $14oo
the several receipts Of which were an
nounced amidst enthusiastic cheers.
Waterford, Sept. "a.
This day, Sunday there was great
meeting of the Repealers Of Waterford
and the adjoining counties, assembled
at Lismore, to receive Mr.. O'Connell.
There were about i O,OeO at the meet
ing. Mr.. O'Connell declared that, with
the exception Of the Tara demonstra-
lion, which possessed many associations
Of other days, the meeting he address
ed on that day transcribed every other
meeting he had been at.
Mr.. O'Connell spoke at great length
and with a daring and irresistible elo-
quence, declaring that neither the SCOTS
of his enemies, or the taunts of pretend
ed friends, would induce him to 60 fas-
ter than he deemed pruden.. lie said
that he had made an impression not on
| ly in France, America and Europe, but
also on the English, who were begin
ming to understand them, and who nigh,
by and by, attempt TO bride them.
The last great demonstration took
place on Sunday last, at the Rath OF
Mulleghmast, in Meinster. 1t appears
TO have been an immense gathering
He denounced the slavery of the United
States IN vehement terms, with the re-
quest "let that 60 to America" 1t Is
limited that the government is about TO
bring these exhibitions TO premature
close. The Times of Monday gives
currency 10 the hint as "rumor." 10
put down the agitation IN Ireland now:
when no attempt has been made to re-
move the acknowledged evils under
which the people labor, would be dan
| gerous experiment with the peace OF
the country.
The DISTURBANCES IN SoUTH WALES.
Several other outrages since the attack
upon the police and the destruction oil
the gate at Ponterdulais, have been COM
mitted. A letter from Camarthen, da-
ted the 23d September, says;
"a bill has been issued offering re-
ward of 1900 for the apprehension and
conviction Of the murderer of Sarah
Williams, the Hendy gate toll-collector
and her Majesty's gracious pardon to
any accomplish except the person who
shot her. Another bill has also been
issued, Offering reward Of 100 for
the detection ofthe parties who destroy
ed the EIebrid Fishing Wear, on the
14th instant. About fourteen different
toll gates and bars have boe1 pulled
down during the week.
| regret also 10 state that another act
Of incendiarism took place last night al
the brick yard of Mr.. Lloyd, of Doll
haid, one of the magistrates for this
county. About 1900 worth Of property
was destroyed
Other acts Of incendiarism, Of a mi
nor character have been perpeprated
since this letter was written.
The farmers in the meantime have