Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

IFGLUNE AIIL----N AZ.
from the Tower for Ireland with arms. We un.
derstand that two nen.of,w war steamers Will be
stationed in the Shannou-ona at Iarber,, and
the other Grass Isan6.-herry Ere. Post.
The repeal affair 10 Cork very brilliant
II is said that upwards of 100000 persons
congregated on this occasion A Cork paper SAYS:
"The procession alone occupied exactly three
hours and hye minutes IN passing tho Llberator's
Carriage, from the higher To the lower road, when
Tremendous cheers were given for the Lberaior
When the procession passed, the Liberator's
rnge imtned iately followed: tho roads Throughout
were lined with horses, men, cars, and carriages:
the fields and he gh,s ero occupied by countless
/ thousands, whose enthusiastic shouts the air.
. the Ldberator echoing them by cries of 'RepealH
ODD lrelandn One OF the most cheering features
IN the trades procession was the circumstance
that, far the trades concerned, il bro't
tog ether persons of all politics and persuasions.
10 JOIN in the thrilling cry for Ireand's naonali
~. The carriages then followed, with train of
cars, divisions Of eques,rians, &C., which occupi-
ed several miles Of the road. A. GlaDmire the
window frames were all removed. Well dressed
ladies occupied the windows, and cheered and
waved handkerchefs the procession passed.
Tho procession reached tho Chamber of Com
merce at seven O'clock
/ HARR1soN's WrDow.-Tbe political contes, IN
spirited. Gov. Jones and Gov. Polk are both on
the stump, speaking alternately TO audiences of
800 TO 900 daily. Jones is in feeble health but
can talk. AT Pulaski, Polk condemned the las.
Congress for voting The balance of Gen. Harri-
sons frs, years salary (SIS ,00O) to his widow
Ia reply, Gov. Jones showed from tho journals
that Polk himself voted TO give gra,uity of S3i-
600 TO the widow of Commodore Decatur! We
rather think the Ex-Governor WON'T disturb the
Harrison matter again. How low it must be TO
attack Whiu CONGRESS giving he prssiiapt.a
widow tho amount Of his salary for The unexpred
year in which he died, when Van Buren, Legis-
Iature OF n. Y. unanimously did the same by the
widow of Gov. De Witt Clinton under precisely
similar circumstances md The like has been done
in almost every similar case. Is there no sense
of manliness shame IN n demsgogues This
cry about General Harrison's salary most loath-
some No Congress, Of whatever politics, would
have done less.
! RIGHTs OF CoLogEp PRasoSs.-Tbe Supreme
couts % c1utu, Constitutional provision has
decided that negroes not more than half black
were entitled 10 vote, and TO admission into our
coa.non schools. Tho late Loco Legislature
sworn to support that constitution, have passed a
law prohibiting such from admission in 10 our com.
mon Schools, adding, "rhe decision Of tho Su
promo court 10 the contrary Notwithstanding ~
Ia New York, too, the Wings passed a law grant.
ing coored persons the right of trial by Jury
The Loco House passed bill repeating tha, Law,
but II failed IN the Senate. Such are the nets Of
Loeos 10 whom the abolitonists Indirectly as
allies. The decision of the Supreme Court was
right-of course the law attempting TO nuiliGy tho
constitution, is void, and will he so declared bv
the Supreme court, If the question ever comes
before that body Ohio paper.
! A GENrLEMAS.--Thers has been various def
initons OLA genteInan,' but the pre,,iest and
most poetic is that gwen by fair girl In Now
York the other day. "a gentleman" said she. .
''ls a human being, combining a womsn's tender
ness with mans courage"
! Mr.. J. p. Gushing. of Boston, has expended on
his celebrated farm of l25 q WATERFOWL,
several hundred ihousa nd dollars. The house now
building on the premises Is estimated cost
$4,000. /, is calculated for princely resi-
dense, with Chinese veTandahs, windows Of stain-
ed glass, &c.
THE New HAmrsHrRE STATES PRISON This in
stituton is represented TO TO be- in a very
furnishing condition. 1t has cleared during tho
last year balance Of S73s. The contracts for
the work realize 10 tho State ttIe less than forty
cents per day for each man. while tho Of sup
porting the prisoners does not exceeds seven cents
per day.
DEATH OF a REvoLrTIrNARy SOLDIER Died
a, Pittsburgh. on Tuesday morolng, at 7 o'clock,
Mr. PETER BRowN, aged los years. Mr.. Brown
was a native of France. He came TO this country
with General lafayette. and Tough, in several
battles during the Revolutionary War.
The bill Of Mr.. Howard, the keeper Of the Hotel
at which the President remained during his visit
to New York was $1,000. This is to be paid by
the city
VAN BUREN AND WooDBURY--The Madisonia1
says tina, the statement which has been published
in some oil the ewspapers, that the Convention
recently held in New Hampshire, at winch the
Hon. Isyi Woodbury. presided, had declared a
preference for Mr. Van Buren,, as the next Dem
ocratc candidate for Presidency, Is incorrect. A
resolution to that effect was introduced, but
voted down by decisive majority Mr. Wood
bury opposed it, and suggested the propristy of
of M, declaring preference for any PARTICULAR