Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-20
TFrom the Boston Post.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FTOM EC8O2.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.


steamer arrived at Boston on IGu' 1v
morning at o'clock. She LEI L. d
on the 18th ult.--making the p8Ss2s
in II days and Is hours, including -
ton of 4 hours at Halifax.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND
The agitation for the Repeal the In
ion is making strides in Ireland very darn
ing to the government. Instead OF a'.e1o-
ing TO his duties in the House Of Coo,0crS,
Mr.. O'Conuell has remained ct hcnc Or:
ganizing his plan for moving his country
men, and he has succeeded efectua1y.--
The Catholic clergy has joined the m2"o-
ments in great numbers. Tens o. thou
sands are congregated at. Mr.. O'CooroIFs
beck, and the country IS in the same rear
full state Of agitation as in 1929. I" arrest
this disorganization, the Duke of WJ'}.ng-
ton in the upper and Sir Robert Pee ii tie
lower house, declared their intention, the
other evening, of putting down the Re3oal
agitation-bv force, il 0eco5sa~y. he
movements is as odious in Englarj rs II IS
popular in Ireland. Meanwhile, AIR, o.
Council has hurled defiance at lis oasail-
ants, land, in terms more energetic thai pg z
a
ing daily into Ireland, and that unhappy
land seems destined TO continue wnat i rs
ever been--a prey 70 cop'ehdlng tacts~T
and angry passions. At tho meeting OF
the Repeal Association OIL Monday, III. a.
mount of the weekly .'rent," ending t.r
18th instant, was declared 70 be eos WI
Mr.. O'Connell calls the''Pecl and Ne'!ia"-
ton contribution" O'Connell's llnro
is daily becoming boldor, ard he cyiiaat'v
feels the elevation to which lie has been
restored by the iniudicious declarations 0.
the English Cabinet. He says in effect
that he will obey the law as it stands, bat
if new and unconstitutional enac. Acnts 2ro
to be enforced against the Repesi moe
ment, he will resist them by force i re-
cessary. 1t seems, according TO the deca.-
alton Of one Of the Catholic bishop, ,,9'
the whole of that body in Ireland, wheat
an exception, are in favor Of tie Repeal
movement The Repeal movement has
been incidentally discussed again in he
House OF Lords.
Business in the manufacturing Districts
remains stationary, tie bulk Of # II
transacted at the minimum e pro |
good deal of it on spccrlat;on. .e.,I
recent events have tended - damn r:or-
prise. The agitation for tic Geoe7' I'll,
Union in Ireland has become = orrs able
as to alarm tho government, While i hos
already affected that most sensitive NJ.
ommodities-capital. Add h tAis.the de-
feat Of the Anti Corn law party j. tho
House Of Commons-tempor thong. +.
i folt IL, ~, a. 80,
Of produce, reduced consumption .n' hos,
tile tariffs every where startla1U il. trs
face, and the commercial md re a"t-.
ing horizon may be said to LOOK nuiF..--
The bright side Of the pictura HIS now -
be presented: The crops ere u~a saNv
promising for the season ofthe wear rnto on
" throughout Great Britain, bat the vine
Of Europe: Lord Stanley, when the 70
viii permit him, VII introduce, End la
doubt corrv,the resolutions which hds teen
prepared relative to the admission Of u
nited States and Canada wheat and flour.
and the recent talk about CONNIE
treaty with the United States has shos "a
the avidity with which such q mo"eare
would be hailed by al classes on this 7iI5
of the water, except, perhaps the noe-t
potent Of all-the aristoc ~atic class.
The great "repeaF' meeting on tbe
Curragh OF Kildare was held on SUnd7--
1t is stated that about 10000 or 50, 0G0
men were present. Police and miller
were near TO prevent any possible Irc7c1
of the peace: none. however; occurrcj.-
Mr.. O'Connell addressed the immense as
sembage OF some length.
Seventeen magistrates in Ireland a7"e
been dismissed for participating in the ~
peal agitation. Daniel O'Connel, N. r.
is amongst the number, IS also is bis aliea.
born, Maurice. the member for Traleel
The Colt IVotor System -1bo German
papers give an account Of n extra raiHa-
ry extension OF the cold water system N
the person Of young woman ~ ,wcntr-
three years Of age, who for eileen ye...
had subssted entirely on cold wa;e.. 3
committee O. physicians have been formed
10 investigate the case, which mas attracted
a great deal Of attention in Munlch, where
the girl is residing.
Two thousands houses have been built
in Cincinnati within three years, acc, rd-
ing 10 an estimate in the Chronicle. The
ratio OF habitaton, including building 0.
all kinds. is 6 -. There has therefore,
been in the last three years an addition ID
the population Of The city of Thirteen t,o4-
i'll,