Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-04

prepare prayer t0rthe sateIy o.
Daniel O'COnnell.
The troops stationed in Ireland will a.
mount, in June, 10 $4,000 men.
Almost every door in the city has
chaiked upon it, "Repeal or Blood
Cork Constitution.
Mr.. O'GOnnell will not leave Ireland
10 attend his Parliamentary duties before
the 10Th Of June.
] The ceremony of ChurchiDg the Queen
took place at 12 O'Clock on Friday week,
in the Chapel Royal, Buckingham pal.
ace. -.
In consequence Of the increased de.
mand for goods, several Of the cotton
manufacturers of blackburn have recent
" Increased the wages Of their wSav.
erS' generally TO the amount of ten per
cent.
The Court Circular contains 6 long
account of;he christening of the infant
Princess, on The 2l inst.
At the Dublin Corn Exchange, on
Monday, as a set oifagainst the super>
cedeas issued by the Chancellor, ten
barrisIers headed by Sir CoIman O'Logh
len, son Of the late master of the rolls,
subscribed 10 the funds Of the Repeal
Association, and were by acclamatson
admitte as members. This bar motion
caused a great sensation. O'Connell
read for the meeting the correspondence
with the Chancellor which preceded his
dismissal from The magisterial bench
O'Connell has announced TO Sir Edward
SHgdeD his determination TO lmpeach
him thereupOH, in the Irish Parliament.
The rent for the week was E2 PCS.
The latest Irish papers contain an &C.
connt Of melee between a party ofOr
ange men and body of RepeaIers, at
DungannOn, on the Both of May. A
house was razed, and many persons beat.
en-, but no lives lost.
All the Irish forts. castles and battle.
ments have been inspected by a Govern.
ment engineer, and ordered TO be repair. I
ed and placed in state of perfect utiIIty.
Indeed, the preparations Of Government
are such as would indicate that a civil
war is not far distant.
Notwithstanding the absence of Mr..
O'COnnell in the country, where he has
been attending various meetings, the
Corn Exchange, Dublin, al the weekly
meeting on the 2ed uIt., was denseiy
crowded, and there was fully as much
excitement as at any previous meeting.-
The amount of "Repeal rent" was the
largest weekly return yet announced ,hav.
ing been E7O9 1ss Sd. This included
several English returns, and El33 from
Clones, County Monaghan, where the
meeting OF the Repealers was recently in.
errupted by the Orange party, and poor
nan named M'Caffray was murdered
The meeting did not terminate until near.
y SIX, but the large room was crowded
o the close.
MILITARY POSITION IN IRELAND. I
The batteries at Tarbert have unexpect
y been reinforced by feur additional pies /
les of artillery. and an additional force of
me officer and fifteen men is expected '
IaiIy. Letters have been received inqui. 8
ing how many men ell the forts would '
contain; all the guns are 10 be mounted a
Without delay. c
A man of war steamer went up to the Ii
IhannOn on Friday week, with two thOu- il
and stand Of arms for Limerick. Four a
ther steamers were despatched from o
he tower for Ireland with arms. We d
Understand that two men Of war steam. 8
RS will be stationed in the Shannon II
me at TarBert, and the other at Grass Is. Il
ind Kerry EUening Post. 4
The repeal affair in Cork was very bril- n
ant 1t is said that upwards of 500, 600 h
ersOns were congregated on this occa- il
on O.
The Augsberfy Gazette publishes the n
blowing very improbable story from W
tier dated Cairo, 2lst ult, stating that ia
70 ships laden with slaves bad been cap ol
Ired by British cruisers in the Red Sea, ri
the latitude of Sanakon aud tnat the Iii
lptsin Of the ships had been hanged at 50
10 mainmast. The two slave ships To
ere escorted [the bodies Of the two cap st
ins still hanging from the mainmast)by tn
% British cruiser. and the slaves set at m
berty. br
II sa. FRANCE. It
The French Government have. fully CO
,termined upon sending out squadron tn
the Chinese seas, which will be pla. ha
ID under the command of rear admi- m
/, for the purpose Of forwarding the fo
numerical and political relations of bl
rance with the Celestial Empire, In.
Iligence has been received at Paris, it pa
said, to the effect that the Emperor of ar
hina has consented TO receive theFrench in
his dOminiOns on the same footing as the le
aglish. III pC
The Courier Francais, says-"Gener- ds
BOyor. ex.President of the Republic of VI
ayti, is expected shortly at Paris. 1t is Ia
stated that the greater part Of ny
8 fortune is placed 10 the French lsa