Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04
FOR EIGN.
From the n. Y. Herald, July ~

! Thirteen DAYS Later from Europe
.pe,vn. OF the GREAT WESTERN
| OGer 10 .3ssassiaate OConnet-l aSurree'on IN SPAN
c.,a, Pa,l, IN Sctnds- Further Ne,cs from India,
F,onee snain, Turkey and Egypt-.Marhets, S'c.
Tho c,s. Western arrived tins morning at quarter
noe, ,h. o'clock bringing dates from Liverpool oil me
r-,h inc, and from London 10 The evening OF the TON
sha n,as boarded By PHO, boat J. E. Davidson leO
miles sath East Sandy Hook yesterday morning al ~
TIC c,le5onin Captain Lott arrived at Liverpool
ouiT.osd,, evening from Halifax. She sailed from
Tx, nace IN the Sd, and from Boston on the lst. She
brougbt sixty four passengers, and made The run from
| Halifax IN ten days ,,,.,a d Cu,,her
l,o Ysomanrv Cavalry have received orders to hoId
| themselves IN readiness !" os 1 - vs.
aa,,nc amounted By the high sheriff OF Kent,
WINS held on Friday week on Penenden heatn, 10 peu
ton Parliament against the CANADA Corn D'il ana lot
full and ehecnal pfo'eo''o" " aS ''u''u'' a"o i
| branch Of industry.
ca.,,l corgoes Of Mediterranean wheat, of inferior
on.I;,r have been taken out ol bond and shipped to
The Bal,;c and to Denmark The price of some was as
low as 2ls per qr
wara IN January $780, in the English army-ot En-
,,sb,nno Al SO; Of Scoichmen, l3,s00 of lrshmen,
10 -u1. nnd IN January, $40, there in the same
f,rce-of Enaishmen, 81 ,oo9; OF Scotchmen, lo52 Of
lrshmen, li,-l0' ,o,,,xn
The agitation of the repeal of the Union continues
w;,b nnnba;ed violence Attic Dublin Corn Exchange
an The 5!h, The repeal rent amounted TO t9O4, the
LARGEST vet received except that of the previous week.
which included some extraordinary returns made al
Mr. OConnell's great meeting in Tipperary. Troops
have been poured into the country in great numbers
At the close of last week, the force IN Ireland amount
ed TO SIX divisions of artillery; six regiments and
squadron of cavalry; twelve baitaons and twenty
depots ofnantry.
u, reto Erida
in steamer. The admiral originally formed the coast
guard of Ireland On the same day arrived the Rhada-
nautilus, with company OF Royal Marine Artillery,
and stores the were stationed IN the fgeon-honse
fort The last squadron Of the Third Dragoons arrived
on Saturday. The Queen Bays have also arrived, the
last DIVISION Tuesday. The Cyclops war steamer
with 400 marines, and an immense quantity OF amhu-
milton, arrived at Cove on Saturday Subsequently
arrived the Meteor, Alban, and Myrtle, WIN more
marines and military stores anu the Malaoar 80 =
large quantity of ammunition was received az oario"
on Tuesday evening" under escort from the Ordnance
Office.
A report reached DCbn on Saturday inc 4th lhat
there ''an Instruction in Waterford, ana the
Rhadaman,hus was hastily despatched with troops
pondent of the Dublin Evening Post writing on
Sunday describes the arrival, while the usual SUNDAY
loungers promenadng on the quay:
ave had grand scene here yesterday. FIVE com
panes Of the Sixty arrived III steamer al the quay,
abou, half past - The men were all drawn up win
loaded 'SsoN'
cautiously approach the quay and SERGEANT was then
sent on shore TO reconnoe. HIS first inquiry oil the lew
straggers who went 10 look al them was-ls Inc par
racks took yelz and being told not he asked, how lar
off are the rebels II appears that some people mere
hoaxed Earl de Grey"
The Rhadamanthus returned TO Dublin al D o ciocH
on Wednesday morning
appears that some wa hoaxed the Government INTO
belief of this non-existent "Insurrecton. The sue
ect has been referred to in the House Of Commons when
Lord Elliot threw the blame on the commander IN Ire
l2nd: bu, the Lord Lieutenant it was understood was
the party duped.
The Cork Examiner has story about "Repeal in
the Army the catastrophe OF winch rs, that some
drunken soldiers at Cork, when arrested by some So
Der soldiers and police called out, "tarrah for Re
peal some hundreds OF bysanders being greatly ex-
cited
The dismissal Of magstraesfor counenancing repeal
api,ation, continues. The following mentioned as
having been superseded: Mr.. de Verden, Mr.. Caleb
Powell NJ. p, Mr.. Joseph My!es mcdonnell. The
voluntary designations are more numerous wv; MI.
John uyacinth Talbot, Mr.. Patrick Curtis Mir. Nlau-
rice Power, MIR. Kean Mahoney, Mr. Patrick Ter
nan, Mr. James Mathews, Mr. Thomas Ennis, Mr..
G. Delaney, Mr. +. Comyn, Mr.. w. F. Finn, MIR.
John Mackler of Trim, air. Francis Comyn OF Gal.
way and MIR. JAS Sinclair
The Repeal demonstration at Kilkenny on the 9Th,
is described as having been great. There were it is
upward, Of 100000 people present, including from
IL 900 10 II 000 ho.semen Mr. O Connell, in address
hearing II there be, lie, them play up "God the
Queen. More than half dozen bands here played up
the national anthem, the entire vast multitude remain
ing uncovered. Al the termination of the air three
hearty and deaening cheers given for The Queen
will now give you another subject TO cheer-three
cheers for the Queens army-he bravest army in the
world. Tremendous cheers) Three cheers for the
Irish peope-the most moral The most brave, the most
temperate and the most religious people on the face oil
the earth" (Grest and long continue cheering
Al the corn exchange meeting on the SIXTH Mr.. o.
Connel rdiculed the hustle among the officials and the
military; thu much talked of rebellion invisible
but the soldiers would be employed in aiding 10 collect
the poor rates next Wnter-'sin disraniDg blankets
and pots with that view" He had just heard of q
gentlemen Who had brought his family from Wexford
10 Dublin TO be safer in consequence OF the rebellion
that TO break ont that morning. After referring
to Lord John Russells denial that he had been offered
the post Of Chief Baron, fact which he (Mr. o Con
ncD asserted three times in the House of Commons
in The presence Of ministers, which they never denied
he described the denial as "sou,e little piece of trckc
ry the part of the Wings which he did not under
! stand" Mr.. O'Conncil then proposed an address to
the people OF Ireland. The novelty in it some
reply TO two principal objections against Repeal One
objection was, that there would be Catholic ascend
ancy; the answer was that there no danger of it
that IN reducing the Protestant Es,ablishmcnt regard
would be had 10 vested interests and the rights of in
cumbents; that the funds would not he 6evoted to any
other establishment; aud that the Catholics would have
no object in desiring an ascendancy. The other ohJec
The fear of the landlords at the contemplated
"6x,ty Of tenure for tenants; The reply was much
argument favor Of the alteration Of the law, n,
tending TO the prosperity and peace Of Ireland The
address adopted. The rent received on that day
f3l0
The Dublin Gazette of the 9th contains proclaim.
tion stating that on the night Of the Cd instant, al
about 10 clock Mr.. John Burke, j P, of Tin,rim, in
the county of Galway, EAST Rding) as he was pass
ing through his hall, fired at by some person a,
present unknown The Lord Lieutenant has offered
fl0o reward for the apprehendng and bringing The
sassin to justice.
| There was an ARRAY between the police and pea
sanity at Carr'ckmacross, on the 9th. a Mr. Wilcox
and Mr.. Berry, accompanied by Is police men, at
tempted To post ejecimen notices at The chapels of
Mahcracoone and Codu against tenants of MIR. Shir-
ley; the people INSTRUCTED them Mr.. Wilcox read the
Riot Act; the people did dispense at once; he gave
orders to fire. several persons were wounded and
man killed on the spot.
/ A letter from Dublin, dated June llth gives the
following details of Mr. o'Connelrs movements for
some to come. After addressing his hundreds OF
thonsands at kikenny on THURSDAY he proceeded to