Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-09
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

last week, ana ii d Oh. IN inc preceding
weck-the sales having amounted to 81 .50t
bales in the last week, aud $4,000 bales il
The week preceding.
Money was abundant, at low rates of in
tcrest, although political excitement in Ire
and had created some uncasiness in the
market.
The Improvement in the manufacturing 9
districts continued, although somewhat
checked by the advance in cotton.
The most important intelligence brou CHI
by the Britannia is the pcaceable arrest o.
Daniel OConnell. lie was arrested in o
private manner, on charge of conspiracy
for lLe purpose Of compelling her Majesty
by demonstrations Of physical force, ,o
change her measures and the laws Of he
realm also with the utterance Gf sedi,iou.
aud inlammatory language, calculated I,
bring INTO contempt the government and con
s,itu,ion of the country, and produce dissa,is
faction in the army ; and further, with raising
4
constitution Of The realm." O'Conncll wa.
subsequently bailed, and addressed a weekly
meeting Of the Repeal Association Of Dub
lin.
Spain remained in The same disturbed con.
diton, but no decisive results had taker
place.
! In France, the principal discussion was up
on the forihcahons of Pa,js, which the op
position press complains are urged on with
enormous rapidIty, while works Of internal
Improvement and public utility are alloyed tr
languish. The price Of bread was rising in
Paris, and many operatives were out Of em
ployment.
In Wales, the Disturbances continued, bu,
were less frequent and less violent. The
government has ordered a com,nlssion 10 in.
qure into the causes Of the disturbances.
IRELANp.-A monster repeal meeting hat
been announced to be held at Clontnrf, on
Sunday, at which the .cpealers determined
to make a strong manifestation. Resoly-
tons exceeding in audaciiy any before pass.
ed, were TO be adopted. The time had or
rived, however, when the government, deter
mined to act. The most extensive military
preparations were made, and tho following
proclamation was issued by the Lord Lieu
tenant Of Ireland
by Tie Lord Lieuisnnnt asd Council of Ire.
land
"a PROcLAMATJoN.
| "DE GREY Whereas 1t has been public
y announced that q meeting ~ to take place
ut or near Clon,ari, on Sunday the Sh OF
October Inst., for the alleged purpose Of pc
ttioning Parliament for n repeal of the Leg.
islu,ve Union between Great Britain ant
Ireland:
"And whereas advertise mcn,s and placard.
have been printed and extensively crcula
ted, calling on those persons who propose lc
attend the said meeting on horseback to mce
and form in procession, and TO march TO the
said meeting IN military order and array:
"And whereas meetings Of large number,
of persons have been a!rcudy held in differ
ent parts of Ireland, under The like pretence
at several Of which meetings language Of 4
seditlous and lnAammntory nature has bcel
addressed to the persons there assembled
aud dlsaifccion IN The minds OF her Ma es,y'.
| subjects, and To bring into hatred and con
! tempt the government aud constitution o
the country as by law established:
/ sand whereas at some of the said meet
a.. La,
! guage has been used 5y persons who have
signIicd their intention Of being present a
aud taking part in the said meeting so an
nounced To be held at or near Clontnri
II "And whereas the said intended mee,in!
Is calculated TO excite reasonable and well
grounded apprehension that the motives an
4 objects Of the persons to be assembled there
at are not the fair legal exercise of conslltu
,ionsl rights and privileges, but TO bring int
contempt the government aud const tuition ,
the United Kingdom as by Inv established
and TO accomplish alterations IN the laws an
constitution Of the realm by intimidation an
the demonstration OF physical force:
H "Now, we, the Lord Lieutenant, by an
with the advice of her Mojesiy's Privy Cour
cil, being satisfied that the said intende
meeting, so proposed to be held al or neG
Clontarf aforesaid, can only tend to serv
the ends Of factious and sedi,ous person
aud TO the violation of the public peace, d
hereby strictly caution and forewsrn all pc
sons whatsoever, TINT they abstain from a
tendance at the said meeting: aud we d
hereby give notice, that il, in defiance Of th
our proclamation, the said meeting shall tal
place, oil persons attending the same sha
be proceeded against according to law: at
we do hereby order and cnjoin all Msgi
trates aud officers intrustcd with the prese
vation Of The public peace, and others who
p Il mny concern, 10 be aiding and assisting
h the execution Of the law, IN preventing u
meeting. and IN the detection and prosec,
lion Of .hose who after this notice shall @
fend IN the respects aforesaid
h "Gven at the Council Chamber in Dubli
this 9Th day OF October, 1913
"EDwARp b. SuGDEN, c.
DoNOUGnMURF,
J. EI.Inr,
u j. BLArkBLRNE,
dI IT, BLAKENEy,
FREDhRicK SnAw,
= II. II. &. SmiTH.
I'll "Gop SAVE TnE QUsEN."