Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

which existed ssansi Emancipation did ali exist
regarded Repeal OF the Union Ii necessary for al
English Parliament 10 pass law granting Emancipation
but in the OF Repeal necessary. Tho Hous
OF Lords first threw IL out; but the people gave It'll,
chip, aud it allowed pass without any
strenuous opposition. The Queens Prcrogatve could ~
Viye the Irish Parliament as James the Frs did wher
he created a. booughs in Ireland giving suffrage to twelve
Potestants; and Ennis OF the bad bargains. The
time had arrived for her Majesty order for the
Irish Parliament and he assured them he not talking
of imaginary things when he told them distinctly and en-
phauca that BY the aid Of the Queens and without
appeal Parliament they could obtain Repeal OF the
Union Let Englshmen have England let Scotland have
Scotland: let Frcnchmen have France, and It beaui-
full country let Duchmcn have Holland, with its dikoS and
bitches but the Isl should have Ireland"
At the subsequent dinner four hundred gentleman sat
down. DR.. Kennedy among them; and Mr. Cornelius OBI
en- again presided In his first speech. Mr. OConne al
ludod the chill suspicion winch existed throughout the
country. against HIMSELF when he suspended the Re
peal agitation, English hing and English House Of
Lords making promises only be broken hut he had since
made speeches. printed more letters and made more
declarations TO the people than ever he had done m hNe
that period; and the atmosphere had warmed by de-
grees until genial glow over the public mind
lie attacked Lord Foescue for his ayowals against Re-
peal. lie gave fresh news from the Cabinet
"Let tell you, that the Ministry have been employed
atery deep debates upon the Of Ireland; that d.
vision rcgns among them may venture To assure that
coercive measures will net be used "a voice-"They
dare not'D have received information which can
implicitly rely and from quarter incapable OF being de-
ceived doce,ng that Pees party OF Cancellation in
the Cabinet trumphed and attempt will now be made
To see how they can buy of. (Cheers aud nugherJ-
They want to coax us and they shall succeed doing
when they the birds of the bushes.' "A augh)
meeting at Athone Sunday was less numerous
than many; the numbers varosy siacd-from $4,000
10 100000 many OF them aud writer says that
100 priests the ground The gathering took place
Summerhi. Before it, said in the open air,
for thc benefit Of those who had left their distant homes
too TO attend morning service There two plat
FORMS one for men, another for women The Chairman
was Lord French. Among attractions held out
quences of Repeal Mr. OConne promised sugar third
OF its present price, ourths of the duty to be taken
halt tfffDh rbaF he
of the national treasury; hospitals and the sick and des
ute supported Of the ecclesiastical revenues; Rb
sonteesm with 90000 900 spent tho country instead OF
out OF it, and "xity OF tenure" This last he explained;
no landlord should unless under lease for
twenty yeasa the termination Of that period he should
be compelled tine lease, pay the the
lue OF his improvements and prevent putting much
rent in the lease should not be higher than the Ordnance
valuation OF lands in the absence of that test where
the Ordnance Survey had extended 1t should be fixed
by the solvenL,enant est-wha a solyenttenant would
give for the land These the solid and lasting fruits
he anticipated from the Repeal"
AT the subsequent dinner, among his usual threats he
simulated this qualification
They had there be free die. Here the
company waved their hats aud cheorcd for time
But he thought they might put dying out OF the question:
lie always preferred one living patriot dozen dead
ones litter and he had merely introduced the alter
native OF death the phrensy OF oaioca dspay-Oaugh
er-o show that they ready for the attack it
put upon them by the enemy, the constitution
pied on 10 their prejudice"
At the weekly Repeal meeting Of the Repeal AsSocia-
on ON Monday Mr. O'Connel announced that the repeal
rent for the past week amounted f3,lO3 IS 6id The
largest received in week by the Catholic Assoca
ton f27OO and that during the height OF the ag
aton for the Glare eecton in general the average Of the
receipts did not exceed 1850
In Difference the advice of Lord Farnham several Of
his friends and tenants have resolved dScounenance
the usual Protestant and Orange anniversary of July.
One of O'Connes Repeal demonstrations took place
SkibberoeR Thursday the 22d June, which of the
usual character both at the meeting and the dinner The
Cork Examiner that is impossible give any thing
like correct estimate OF the numbers present, but
afterwards calculates them be between 100000, and
6OO,OOO Much said of Sir james Graham's spe Oh
ON the Arms Bill, which construed proclaim the
Irish nation OF perurers; alluded TO both at the
meeting and at the dinner, with plentiful OF the words
che lies" AT the meeting, Mr.. shea Laor suid-
al say 10 him, and before you, he lies Vehement
cheerng.) He lies dnmnably-he lies he lies nsoenty
and wish TO God was in the House OF Commons to
tell him 10 his teeth you lie' prolonged cheerug9 am
not like O'Connor Don-I not like the gentleman who
satisfied that he should be called peuureT provided be
done IN a genemanly way. Hear, hearl say. then,
before this mass-l say before the Proostents
well Catholics for that there many Protesiants
here have the honor Of knowing and they will bear me
in what say say then, before you all Sir James
Graham, you le.'" Vehement cheering)
Galway next taken possession Of by the Repeaers,
Sunday, with the sWe OF proceedings; Dr. Browne,
the Bishop of Galway taking part Lord French
the chairman At the dinner about six hundred
uemen sat down to table in pavilion specially erected
Tor the purpose Mr. OConuel put the Peaceabe turn OF
his views decidedly than he has yet done
at is but fortnight ago, when attending meeting at
Mallow, that there came upon the maddening nioma
ton that the country of my birth threatened be de-
uged with the blood OF her children"
Watcing during that short period with eye OF eager
the evOutions of enemies, now proclaim TO you
perpetual peace, and struggemeTely III political strife
-boodless, stainless, crmeess upon pareaving 10
our emmy the pay resource only OF useless and unavI
ing resistance"
The Repeal for the week. announced atthe Monday
meeting OF the Association the Dublin Corn Exchange
fl25S.
Four more ws to superscede Irish Justices OF the peace
announced: Sir Valentine Blake being OF the dis
missed.
FRANCE
On Friday evening" the % ult, in the Chamber Of Depu
ties, amendment for reducing the estimates, by
1900 men, and 100000 francs there seemed to he
large majority for ministers, that the question not
put TO the vote. On Saturday, however, small for
improving the breed OF cavalry horses proposed by Marshal
SOnlt, was rejected.
The ministers received rather nortifying check in the
Chamber of Deputies, all the remaining reductions propos
ed by the committee the budget having been adopted
Notwithstanding the opposition Of Marshal Soult.
On Tuesday the 9th ult. the Chamber affirmed several
reductions $4,000 francs for transferring the school Of
fireworks from Metz 10 Nncennes 100000 francs reduced
the works at Nincennes; 900 francs upon POWDER
lOOOOOO francs reduced the 65OOOOO demanded for AL
geria. Marshal Soult questioned in the Chamber
speeding the progress made in coonzng Algeria. lie
pied that the ncursOns OF the Arabs IN 1889 and 40 had
nyaged all the country about Algeria and that colonization
could only have commenced in 1871. There now H.
200 European souls IN Algeria and he hoped the numbers
would increase; seven villages occupied, six
were building by condemned soldiers all would be proof
against Arab icursions for the uture 100000 francs were
allotted tor colonization member excited some laughter
by assuring the Chamber that might 90 from icr TO
Blidu easily as from Paris 10 -. Cond
The Chamber Of Deputies voted Saturday, July lst
credit OF J2'2ll which are To be applied to the payment
Of the Interests and the extinction Of the loan granted
Greece the 18th Of January, 1893, which became due on
the fret Of May l5i3 W. Guiz, stated hait would all
probability be the last time such demand should be pre-.
sened the Chamber and expressed belief that year
the Kingdom OF Greece would be- able balance it, re-.
ceIpts and expenditure The Chamber satisfied with the
explanation Of VI Guilot, granted hcsuppes 10y majority
Of Iin 4 ia. t
bill relative to the celebration Of the ies,y Of July G-53
against 81
The Prince and Princess de JDnyiIIo arrived Brcst
Saturday she ls inst. The Prince aud Princess we're ex
pcctod at the ChucaJ de- Ncuiy the following Wcdnes.
day.
Mdlc. Rachel has been received ai Masciics with the
greatest enthusius-wih hunors Unprecedented. nu.
mcrous cayalcade waiting for her the gates Of the
city, and n the evening hey gave her sercnudo under