Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09
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From the North American.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HIBER-

A.
The Hiberna arrived on Thursday eye,ng il,
Boston bringing Eurcpean news sixteen DAYS later.
Among the important items Of intelligence is tho
overthrow of Espartero, the Regent Of Spain. Ri
OTIS have been renewed in Wales. The agitation
continues undated in Ireland.
IRELAND.
The second Tuam Repeal Repeal demonstration
took place on the 2lst ut., on the race course OF
Gurraws, about two miles from the town, IL was
very numerously attended. Several resolutions
were passed.
MIR. O'Connell addressed the meeting, oxpress-
ing great delight at its magnitude. lie found
great fault with the people Of Ahascragh, a small
village, who had broken the law by stormng and
iniuring tho policemen, ono of whom had taken
down triumphal arch. Ii wrong, the law was
open 10 them, and he promised that they should not
want its protection. But the traitors of Ahascragh
instead of resoring to it, violated at the time
the very first principle OF the Repeal Association,
which required that there should be no tumul,, no
rloting, and no violence OF any description. lilo
felt so strongly the subject that he would blot A.
hascragh from the map of Ireland, refuse TO allow
single one of its inhabitants TO be enrolled upon
the books of the association, aud have them held
up to the scom and derison OF the people Of Ire
land for having violated tho great and beautiful
principle Of moral force. II IL were fitting to re-
sort to lorcc he would tell them and they would all
turn out together; but as il was not fitting, aud as
the law was predominant, he must declare his de-
termination Of erasing from tho books OF tho
citation tho name of every man connected with the
riot in Ahascfagh.
See, on the other hand, what would BIO done in
tho case of tho man who shouted g Hurrah for
| O'Connell!" at Headlort, and who, when ono of
Mr. ST. Georges mymidons knocked him down
for that foolish, but, certainly harmless, cry, beha
we'd himself like M,Namara, of Clare, and refused
10 return the blow. lie promised them that that
man should have the protection of tho law and the
benoht of counsel. (Iiear, hear) Mr.. O'Con-
nell thon enumerated the advantages of repeal, not
forgetting to intimate the first step Of tho Irish
Parliament would be 10 abolish the present poor
law, aud to appropriate tho 100000 pounds now
derived from church tempoalties 10 the support of
tho poor, aud the establishing of hospitals and hou-
SEES OF refuge, putting an end ut once TO the poor
houses Give him repeal and the annual drain OF
80 100000 would be spent at home, while the la
borer, instead OF looking after employment, would
be sought after. (Hear, hear.) Having dwelt on
the tyranny OF landlords and other grievances the
do-nothins policy OF tho Government, aud on tho
Government, and on this toitoring condition OF
England, aud having put ~ contrast Lord Nor
peth's evidence Of tho high morality OF tho Irish
with Lord Ashloy's description OF tho English peo-
pie, the Hon. aud leaned gentleman announced
that he would be at Castelar, on the following
Sunday, al Baltnglass tho Sunday afer, aud at
Tara-hill the 18th OF August
The dinner took place in largo room OF tho
Nitro Hotel, accommodating about 400 gentlemen
Land nearly half that number OF ladies spectators
The difference in the amount received by the As
socia,ion for three months in 1912 aud the corros-
bonding three months Of 1913 isEl4,799 Is. 3d..
On Saturday next e 1900 OF that would DO
funded, and no would hand the scripto Mr.. hay
for l. 10000. QIoaf) Gl000 had already been
paid towards tho building OF the new hall, and
there were other expenses.
Mr. O'Connell read letters, enclosing the fol-
loving sums:-E20 from New Brunswick, ESQ
from New York, EI00 from New Providence, aud
El00 from Albany
TWAS announced that tho Repeal rent for tho
week amounted 10 G2,l93 l9s. Cd.
| The following appears in the Naval and Militia
~ Gazette Tho Duke Of Wellington Is prepared
/ TO concentrate the troops in Ireland, and all tho
small d.tachments will be called in; barracks long
unoccupiod are ordered TO be furnished for The nc-
commsdation Of troops; aud stations, where Of
late, only company was quartered, will have a
! complete regiment. Far moro Is doing towards
3 acing the country in state TO be defended than
merely meets the ego. Troops arc Mt the most
cons enient points for transmission, and we know
that arms and ammunition are disposed at safe
places In this country or ;heir being sent over when
/ required.
| The military force now in Ireland amounts to
$4,000 men.
/ The Ulster Times, OF Saturday week, snuoun-
Cos that Or. Cooke, OF Belfast, has seeded from
the ,y,isdietion Of the Irish General Assembly.
Tho National Publishes a third list Of subscrip-
tons In Franee, ~ favor eff tho Repeal agitation
IN Ireland; il amounts to 1l2 francs 30 rentimes,
making tho total amount subscribed 1877 francs 80
confines
FRANCE.
LoNDoH, Angus, 2.
The Paris papers Of Tuesday have reached us;
they contain no domestic news Of Importance
The MOhiteur contains royal ordinance promo
ting the Prince de Joinyille the rank Of rear adj
mral. This ordinance IL follow ed bs the marriage
act Of tbo Prince with the Princess Of the Braziis,
which vas signed on the 3si ult. in the Palace Of
Neuillt. in presence Of the Royal Family, Mar
shall Souli VI. Guizot, the Minister Of The Bfazis,
Baron Pasquier, QChancelor Of FTanee,) ADD the
Duke de Cazep. Grad Rclerendary % the Cham-
Der Of Peers. acting az the civil officers we learn
from tie Journal des Debats, that me fnncess
brought her husband, as dover, bfsi, l,DOO,OOO {.
in snecis; secondly, a revenue Of lo0,OOO francs,
Arising from Brazilian steck; thirdiyi - leagues
of tsrritory 10 the province Of santa Cairina at
the choice oftbe Prince; i0urihly, yearly Income
200 Gaacs, together with jewels 70 the amount
NJ 310. 600 francs; hiihly, present from the En-
ns,or az the Bazils Of 100000 lor her QUILT In-
dependeniy Of these advantages, sns 70 TO succeed
10 the throne Of the Bfazis, the exclusion even
Of her eldest sister, ~ the Emperor Don Pedro ~,
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