Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-17
IA DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

= Va y LA A1As ANSHA NAN
The steamship Acadia, Capt Ryrie, ar
rived at her wharf in East Boston at half
past Eve o'clock, Tuesday morning. Oct.
81, bringing news fifteen days later from
England.
Lieut.. Winsiow, Of the U s steamship
Missouri, which was burnt in the bay Oi
Giberaller, came passenger in heAcad'a
with special dispatches from Mr Cush-
ing our Minister TO China.
Mr. Gushing was on board the MiSsou-
q proceeding by way of Alexandra to
China
Among the passengers ia The Acadia
from Liverpool are Rev. Mr.. Hague and
Rev Mr.. Neals.
The Overland Mail from India and
China had not arrived when the steamer
left.
IRELAND, REPEAL, &c.
The agitation in Ireland moves on al
the usual pace. The weekly repeal rent
has for some months past exceeded
El000, but last week fell TO E735.-
This, however, appears to have been a
maneuvIe to incIease the nominal
amount of the following weeks suLScrip'
ton, for next day we find the acknowl'
edgement of f6O0 from Philadelphia anc
E399 from COnnaught, which will o
course 90 TO swell the sun total Of the
next announcement. This association
have issued counter-manifsSo to the
Queens speech, adressed 'to the inhab
itants Of the countries sIhject 10 tht
British crown and signed by Daniel o.
ConneIl. the repealers are anxiousl,
looking forward TO the assembling Of Mr.
O'Connell's parliament, to consist Of 3O(
members, each of whom is 10 bring EI0(
with him, and whose meeting is TO con
sttuie The next great step towards tn,
obiainment Of their desire. Meanwhil,
Government is evidently preparing 70
the worst. The most formidable militar
preparations are making throughout Ire
land, in the evident anticipation OF
coming struggle, and such is their ex
tent that, according to theSpectator, the,
caused some alarm in the money marke
last week, which was evinced by reac
tion Of the funds.
There was another immense meeiin
Of Repealers of Loughsea on Sunday tn
10th ult., at which O'Connell presi
ded.
According to his testimony, there wer
no less than 10000 horsemen present q
this repeal gathering. II rained heavily
Mr. O'ConnelI was obliged 10 address hi
drenchAd hearers with an umbrella nea
his head, but he coInforted them by tn
assurance that the rain fell alike ON tlI'
Just and on the uDjust.' After the meet
ing, dinner took place, at which Dr.
M'IIale and other dignilies of the ROmal
Catholic Church we're present. Th
Queens speech, O'COnnell said, has ha
a tendency to deaden the feeling OF al
tachment which the Irish people eDteu
tanned for the person Of the Queen. Th
proceedings at the Corn Exchange hav
not possessed more than the average il
lerest. Nancy continues to roll in froT
: America.
WALES.
The outrages in Wales, so far froI
showing symptoms of dimunitiou, are @
The increase Blood has been shed, II
: Rebeccaites daily become more bold an
daring. 1t is undeniable tina: the Wei:
{ have grievances unredressed, and exlo
4 tions TO complain Of, from other parts
the kingdom arc comparatively fire
: The toll gate grievance is only OF
aud not the most oppressive of the maj
CALLING social maladies under which II
Welsh in the south labor. ExcessiN
rents, wretched farm, rude state of al
riculture, tithes, and :uinous expend
lures, far exceeding the measure of
, come, produced partly by competition
partly arising out Of the relative posiliOE
E of landlord and tenant, amongst the cal
Ses which fret and harass theoccupier {
land, and makes him midnight maura