Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-09

THE Corn LnD Debdie.--Mr. Viliers brought
forward his annual motion for The repeal of the
Corn Laws. Alter several members had address,
cd the House, for and against the motion, Lord
Worsey called for an explicit declaration Of gov
eminent Intentions.
Sir Robert Peel avowed that he had heard moth
ing new on the subject, and had nothing new to
stute.
IRELAND.
Seventeen magistrates in ireland have been dis
missed for participating in tho Repeal agitation.-
Daniel O'Connell, NJ. p. is amongst the number,
as also is his eldest born, Maurice, the member
for Traee
Tho great repeal" meeting Oh the Curragh of
klldnre was held on Sunday. 1t is stated that
about 10000 or 10000 men were present. Police
and military were near to prevent any possible
breach OF the pence none however, occurred
Mr. OConnel addressed the immense asselnbago
nj some length.
FRANCE.
Guizot has at length frankly admitted the long
concealed truth. In moving for the estimates
necessary to consolidate the new establishments
in Polynesia, the minister emphalicaly said that
the new establishments must be considered the
advanced posts of the future relations OF France
with China"
SPAIN.
The Spanish Ministry have been beaten upon
the address The Regent after compneniing
them ON their devotion, Patriotism and The dis
tlnguished manner in which they had fulfilled
tb,;.a ,,,,.,. " 4 a. =. =
'nelr 1"'les, accepted their resignation:
1 w. it"Ps1 70 'ne NC" apPoineu pIeuer,
va .lo ith VIZ, t,,e Iresh'ehl OF tne Nounci'
" oo'l Nuulpeis tue out'he "''u tie
"'.'.n 1t Is 'ne uel,l'oi. ol n'hisG'' diu us
colleagues to pursue In the first place lie propo-
ses rigid observance o! Parliamentary privileges,
""" u"o ,Ss"r" ~ ','e "'u'h'hatce VI the Oon-
e'''''C'' n.y. III oIuu' 10 alloru every l"
ou'y ~, '''o poto'oPe'he"' VI o"' resourceS al'o
1ala"''l'os VI t'c il""o'' an amnesty Ior All Oh,
,Ynr s''''' '''' 'o"o'uS'o" Vi 'ho o''
"'il
'',',o WINS d'o 10 We pace" III ssato o'
" organized. The sale Of national property will
be accelerated and Foreign relationships main
tanned. The policy Of the new administration is
enIinently pacific.
INDIA.
The Indian mail Of The LIST Of April brings a
confirmation of the brilliant successes Of Sir
Charles Napier in Scnde, in the capital OF which
treasures and jewels TO an amount considerably
exceeding one million have been discovered
Doubs have been entertained If this treasure
trove is to be considered prize money. Lord Ell
lenborough has declared according TO rumor in
favor OF the gallant army that won the city OF Hy
derabad. The matter has been referred to the
Queen in Council. In the mean time the Cove
nor General hns declared Scinde 10 be British
province, abolished slavery in it, and appointed
SIr y. Napier 10 be the Governors aud also de-
cIared all transit duties abolished, and the Indus
open TO the ships of all nations.
Lord Ellenhorough has also ordered that the
useless cannon taken at Hyderabad shall be cast
into column to commemorate the memory OF, all
the soldiers who distinguished themselves in the
! battle OF Meednec. Scinde is said to be Il most
| fertile district, which, when cultivated will repav
every cost lenfod and render the territories OF the
Indus something like The hunks Of the Ganges.
From an account OF The action, given by Sir c.
Napier, it seems that 700 British troops succeed
ed in routing $4,000 of the enemy, and capturing
hours of determined hand to hand fighting.
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