Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

Ireland l. still in n vortex of agitation. The rentfows
in without any apparent dimnuion, the priests
active, y Connel as energetic ever. lie keeps the
ball moving amazingly With volatile people like the
lush. the sameness of the subject the mon"lony OF The
speeches and the dram upon the pocket calculated
But they do The agitation infer.
the organization never more perfect the funds never 20
Plethora a. AT present Government looks pas-iVel on
prepared for nothing bot exingush the fame when
breaks In tins respect change has taken place
since the sailing of The last packet OConnel has pub
Ishcd of ms fDancics which, unlike those
of the national Exchequer shows great surplus
expenditure And he talks OF further movements. having
for their object the suPersedins Of legitimate authority,
which will put the quesconi policy Of Sir Robert Peel
10 still greater test
The Second Repeal Tuam Demonstration took
place on the 2lst ut, the racecoUrse Of Gurraws
about two miles from the town. IL was very rousy
attended. Several resolutions passed.
OConnc addressed the meeting expressing great
delight H. magnitude lie found great fault with the
people of Ahascrach, small village, who had broken
the law by sormcg and luring the police men, one Of
whom had taken down iriumphal arch II wrong. the
law open to them. and he promised them that they
should lis protection But the traitors of Aha,
cragh instead ore>orlng ivioaicd at the the
very first principle Of the Repeal Association. which
required that there should be iumut no riong and
no violence of any description.
The Du'lin Monitor reports "A meeting of Irish mcm-
bers, Lord john Russell presiding The Irish members
wished appeal the constituencies the subject OF
Ireland; but Lord Palmerson opposed the project and
II rehnqnished. \ committee. however, was APP
pointed draw up statement of Irish grievances, to
/ be submitted to "A future meeting
An order from the Treasury has been issued that every
person holding situation connected with the revenue,
aud who have subscribed or have become MEM
Der of the repeal assocalion must immediately withdraw
his Subsrripcrpiion aud pain of instant dismissal
f The disruption IN the Church Establishment OF Scot
land i full aud complete By the last accounts II
appears that upwards Of four hund ed ard fifty OF the
Jealous and able ministers have seeded. cnqush-
ed their Temperatures. aud abandoned all connection with
the Stale
at;. Of Of ntcr IN
the foreign la> fortnight LSPartero over
thrown, completely ont o the field and hls Regency
gone for ever The two parties which have brought
about the revolution, viii begin, all probability
each other throats indeed, symptoms u tins
friendly feeling has alternately developed itself at BARGE
Iona ESparicro could have paid ms soldiers lac would
have kept them faithful; but their poverty the absenc,
Of all legitimate discipline, and the abundance with
which French gold scattered 10 corrupt them have
brought matters to the present crisis HIS army OF LAT,
has been much larger than was necessary Hal
the number, property provided with funds AMI raions
would have been of much greater service IN hts hour
need However, fearful fcirbuton VII not be Ions
IN overakng the vctors. In the mean ;me, there d
liule doubt tina, Chrsana will again enter SPAIN takn.
with her all probability, Bourbon son-in-l law %
course all chance of commercial treaty with tngian'
AT an end seeing that the parties wb" have been mos
viruent against E>parieo the persons who Imasin
they would suiler most by such mensurc-ihe c"iio
manufacturers of Catalonia and their pariisans SPAN
with It's bankrupt treasury lis disoganzcd, idle, an
insolent army, flushed with success. though not WIZ
ylctory-wih the whole frame work OF society out
JOINT aud all the conflicting elements of dIscord at wo
presents no SOLITARY feature which the eye OF tn
patriot the phIlanihroplst rest with pleasure
some strange disclosures threatened hv the London
papers relative the conduct of officers IN til
highest department oi the customs
The Universal Suffrage Union of England have pm
their agent licnry Nncrn IN possession oi estates wort
$500 a,car IN order Quail, Inn To he candidate Tor Pa
Lament and IL expected that he viii he chosen 10y h
d. partv lie ouTnryman printer. but has won niue
> distinction eloquent lecturer for the hc
has several Representatives IN Parliament. DIR Bownni
Mr. l,roiherto Mr. Crawinrd.Ac. The W higS and Cor
scrvntivrs agree in opposition To the extension oi III
" right of suffrage. There IN the kingdom slN million
of adult males while the registered voters who alone al
entitled Vote do exceed -looo0 aud II - SAID
know not how truly that majority IN Parliament receI'
I the votes of not more than 3n.ooO We do not s.
l. much 9, i,, cisai sunrnge party MAXI
- much progress IN England.
<. The Times asserts That person named Loose III
e proposed the formation of IRON balloon of 2l2Z to
Y. weight forming an entire she'll of wrought IRON whc
having the r>ausicd om II, would rise from the Il
with The rapidliy of an arrow.
The keeper Of an eating house Hull that
I'll no unc ouron tlung for many twenty laborcrs
D. dine hs house daily for penny each that ~ Tor
r. hallpcnnv worth of milk and halipcnnv worth
, bread The same when employment was pleni
of he said used to iay seven pence each Tor Their dn'
IL Thon,as Hart beer seller Iailiwell. chrscned !
twenty ninth child on "Wednesday week oi INA, nun
- Der twenty are >ill alive and should the prolific p
rc 1--we few wears further additions 10 their anly may
all expected.
ID. The twelve Judges Of England have decided ha, m
ragcs between ipi~copnlIams and PrcsbYtcrians, wi
the performed bv Clergyman {" tue la'
NJ denominations are Illegal The decision has caused gr'
he excitement m thai country and Parliament will pr"bal
Ia be compelled 10 pass law lesaliNns those hhnaS
Such state Of things is outrage upon civilization