Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

together they should then Irish Parliament
plete. loud checrs.)
There would be no treason lie wished they might catch
him Mt IL but he ask the Irish people continue
their confidence for whie-,hough nothing seemed in
motion. He would be moved bit faster than he Wish.
ed thought by the tauns OF his enemies the
OF false friends but he would find 900 gentle
meet by chance fine morning in Dublin, and
somehow or other find themselves all together and then
they would arrange and into negotiations with the Bril-
tish Ministry. loud cheers) They could show them
something them they could threaten let the harvest rot
the earth.
But he had plans still in his head and he would
bring the Government to a checkmate. tCheers)-
England dared assume the bully, she was too weak
because she had whcred the strong OF lrsh Affection
because she has refused them justice giving them what the
children call "he smallest half" (Laughtcr) They
should have repeal nothing but repeal and no compromise
(Cheers.l BY the time they had few
ings. the organization of the rsh people would be
pete.
the Ulster with him. He hoped it not
perstton which made him believe that God smiled upon
their efforts Crime and sin belonged them, and by
the help OF God and the aid OF good men, they would
the liberty OF old Ireland Cheering and great
ton, which lasted some momcnts.)
o. NJ. LowNDES, Esq, has returned in the Great IVES
His business, il is well known, England,
the famous Jack Reed the orger, who
prsctsed his frauds Jacob Little & Co. When Mr..
Lowndes left London, there hardly doub, that Reed
would be given and the Hayes left for the
purpose of bringing him out. The application for his de-
livery under the treaty had been made and il believed
no objection would be lnerposed by the British Ministry
the Great Western.
The latest by mail from Madrid the 9Th
Of September by telegraph advces the 10th had been
received. The elections commenced the 18th. All the
provinces were represented to be tranquil except Catalo
MA.
The society alleged to have been discovered at
Madrid is now said TO be masonic lodge, without political
designs of any kind.
Barcelona journals of the 18th publish several degrees OF
the unta, which, like the government NJ Io-
pez has arrogated itself supreme power and decreed
wards and penalties with the prompudc against the
adherens Of the of Madrid done by NJ.
Lopez and his colleagues the Regent and the legal
y constituted authorities. Among the DEGREES OF the unta
declaring Prim traitor his country, and stripping
him OF his titles and decorations In the appeal made the
army the Junto says "Sodier nobody promise you
greater advantages and will evnce bad taste If you do
not accept the oilers OF the of
Another decree appoints Ameter captain general of Ca
taionia and he has published proclamation calling upon
the people TO defend their liberties. and stating his
be 1.-The constitution 1899 Queen Isabella the
Central Junta, and progress" Brgader Amtter had left
Barcelona for Grona where he hoped by his influence
extend the instruction in that province. Although eav
ing the city he passed under the OF the citadel he
not attacked.
The Espcctador and the Eco del Concrete mention the
report that the Cabinet had resolved applying the
hing OF the French Tor armed intervention. The Eco
states that high parsonage had been despatched Paris
with important mission this subject Several couriers
have been off by the Government with instructions
money for Valencia and Catalonia. General Concha has
also been sentino Catalonia of the
troops IN that province The measures of PFecau'ion
numerous
patrols every night visit parts OF the capital
ITALY.
letter from Rome, dated August 80 in the German
National Gazette contains the following: yesterday
ming when the COrso full great number Of procama-
tons were distributed attacking very violently the system
OF the Pontca Administrations and calling the people
10 rouse from their apathy. Several have taken
place. but as no sort OF disturbance has occurred may be
inferred that the matter went no further
Letters from Modena that anonymous proclama-
lion had been circulated all the principal towns in Italy,
hFnkr ntlf
stating that OF the principal nobility ready TO put
themselves at the head of the Several pamph-
lets OF the printed Marseies and Malta
been also put suepnousy into circulation. The Austrian
ssons OF Roygo and Verona have received considerable
achievements
EXECUTION OF a CHRISTIAN AT CoNsTANTINoPLE
CoNsTAYTNoPLE, Aug %.
shor; distance from where | now writing lies the
headess trunk OF who has Just been decapaied for
other crime than that OF protesting the faith of nearly
the whole of Europe. He an Armenian by birth and
after arriving the age Of manhood, hour under
the Influence Of much strong drink said he re-
nounced his religion and became Mussulman
lie had no sooner recovered possession of his mind than
lac saw the madness Of the step he had taken and embrac
ing the first opportunity he fled Greece. How long he
remained there do not know; but assuming the European
dress he returned 10 this city, where he recognz.
cd and thrown into prison. Every effort was made by
threats and promises induce him the of
The false prophet but in vain. lie was several different
occasions led out in chains different parts VI the city, for
execution, and with the sword Of the drawn
over his head he required the Christian
gon ana believe IN vi ohnnmed but lac TesDluely
sisted IN declaring that he ready die rather than deny
Christ.
On each occasion he rcmunded prison. and some say
that torture was there used 10 effect what the the instant
death could not. To-day, however the Of Mahom.
med ianaucn received the OF martyrdom IN the
midst OF OF the most frequeniod the city And
as with the express intention OF throwing all possible in.
dignity on the name of Christian, and the Christian gov
ernments OF the world, hc executed in his European
dress and after decaputon head with Frank cap up
on II, was placed between the legs
IT'S public and most insult upon
tan nations Every European feels the indignity but
yet M seems 10 know what is the proper remedy Its
currently reported that previous this nhuman murder
both tho Russian and English ambassadors made strong
nOnssnces 10 the Government against the anticipated act
OF OnrOarsm, but without the slightest effect The only
ply was that this matter OF religion which belongs
the Shokh Islam TO manage aud that the GOyernen nj could
not interfere. do yOuch for the truth OF this story
although every body here believes it.
TnE SMITH FANuY.-A contemporary SAYS. that ono
Smith-Probably John, he is old rogue and half
SiiGt-undcroOk for the immense number If
Smiths, by saying ha the original Smith family sustained
excellent reputation that al the rascas in their neigh
bourhood took their in order perpeirae yany
Of Ern who stood by, remarked that he Judged from
the big I've John had just told thai lie descended from
Smith family that had siOieH the Bame.
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