Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
IRELAND

lustfihts mcthherr. ia ihc k.ht Hon Charles hest
dali Ru~hr. late ca fJhSi"e IT the G. Ir "i Queeu>
Bench. lie died AT the hIuse Oi las sOh, MI ThOu
ms Bushe. Furrey, Y hnry
The cost Oi IA trSi,g he arms IN Ireland under
the prnPeed act, viii not excred ball rrnty
per stand
There has heen immense falling oil IA the n
in"uni Of ensraH'Ii ir Hn Ireland this Season, AMI
this decline has hctn observable all the lSbrts
Ia Londonderry, i,r snsitnc. the number of
giants inr Brush A.ucucI aI'j i!i1 JuueJ StHi"s
during tie nui.Ihs of April. May and June last
year. was45lS. THIS year - las been only 1887.
showing n falling oil AT this single IT'ri ui 1851.
no; wIlhs landing 1acIli'ICs sHbrled tO the emf
grants thus year. bath by reduced passage money.
I and the Government allowance OF one pound OF
bread 10 each emIgraui per day.
The BIrneu, second trip To Quebec this season.
lef Limerick Monday. with gig pas engers on
board.
Mr. Gypson. the .Ernnant. made from
Dublin the lsl ct July, AMI the balloon after
wards falling into the sea, Bray Head, had a
very narrow esrn Ie from drowning lie pick
ed up 10y sfpne fishermen, aler he had been tweuty
minutes n the wafer
The first Of August is fixed for the reduction Of
the Irish spirit duty.
At meeting held in Waterford last week. il Was
resolved To present a gold medal to every one of
the magistrates superseded Tor attending Tes al
| meetings
| Al the meeting Of the Irish General Assem-. lily, in
Belfast. last eek. subscription behalf of the
| StUich Free Church was opened, aud the amount
I realized un the s"Ut was 2OOOL
| ONE EFFECT or A6ITA ZION. - The follow
lag is IN extract litter from Krllarue, "Ney.
cr b, fore in the mcnlury OF mln had we such a
yer tor the lakes ns this. The VIC ura is empiy
so Is Ro, he's. and the bOaimen and guides are
standing hooking al each U.her. There have not
been ten Engli IN vIsers nj the Lakes THIS year-
We are fairly runed-as 10 our lodging houses they
may well shut
An extraordinary meeting ~ the Repeal Assncia-
lion was held IN Dublin un Friday, for the purpose
uf enabling NJ OCptncl o. express hiS view aIH,ut
tiv recent discussion iu PlIli ineui. MIR O'CunueU
addressed n very iOng speech 10 the assembly lie
said he had called them togeiheT that day because
81 the result Of the recent de bate on Ireland the
eniIre ennr of which showed that every person who
Iook part IN Il considered the repeal of the UNION
settled question They had Only to GO on as they
had commenced, and they would certainly have re-
peal. tie considered that the thing " rs d1ne-
Mr. O'CUnne proceeded 10 speak Of the Irish nation
on the face of the earth und after pTuceeGing ut
some length, To show that neither Wings nor Tori IS
would do any Thing effcciual for the benefit Of
lfeand. he again showed the exceeding gIeat prs-
perliy, advantages wealth and happiness that would
result frcm repeIL lie MIR O'Conne) concluded
10y proposing q string of resolutions expressive Of
~LnI may he called his OF pulley. lie invi.
ted the cooperation of the landlords, warning them
against Com plane. the wish OF his parry is
10 d. JLs TO ALL The last resolutions set forth
that au act would he passed 10y The new Parliament
preventing English companies from huding land as
liz Ulsier,t C land ia whIrh latter place would be
sold. and The money paid the English holders
Mr. BIuden. on. of the ode Fory Ma.Isir tics ia
The county Glaze and formerly the nIImnIe friend
IT SIR Rnber Peel. hs been dism -, a Tor becoming
a muaher Ui the repeal Asspc iaIinn. Mr. D,CkeI.
"i Nalerinrdi Mir DAILY, Z" Ihe county WcsineaIh;
Nr \ joyce. OF Galway; AMI Mr. SheriOck. have Tor
lie same rauSe hcen also dismissed lrrm the con-
inlssIJn nf the p'ace wIhn The last week; and
these gentlemen. with all who have gone heinre
hem IA the way. ha, c. from feelings OF wound.
ed PRIDE and spITt opposition, brcUne active agi
t'iI"ns IA heating up for repeal recruits the h gh.
ranks ofsnceIy.
IL was announced that the repeal rent for the
week amounted to ,690l IS gu.
The decision Of the Judges affirming the invalid
Iiy Of mixed marriages peTfnrmed by Presbyterian
ministers, has produced the expected consi erna lion
IN the North Of Ireland. In the General Assembly
Oh Monday. O committee WAS appointed 10 draw up
serie, OF resolutions and petitions to both houses of
Parlia eni on the subject; dny The resolutions
were adopted, and depuiaIion was appointed 10
Procee To London and take acIvO steps to procure
redress.
IRELAND.-Orange Members Of The Repeal As
sOcaiion.--The following document was read al the
the last meeting.
"Sir-Wrh sentiments OF profound respect and
with feeling Of the utmost sincerity we appr,,a CT,
you the high minded LiberaIor Of our Common
country, unin1ueRced by that bnnefll and deslruc.
tive secIarAn spirit which has hiih er1 pervadeG 50
many Of Ihe dcluded PrUiesianls OF Ulster Too
long have we been a divided people Too lOug have
your be eudelvCrs been frustrated by crafty and
designing II en-ioo long have tho machinaliDns Oi
yTdHl rulers been successful To class of our
country men against anoter class through political
nncOur and party feu9s. The scales have fallen
from eyes. aud he whom we have been taught
consider most invidiJus enemy, has Ivy his no
BILE generosity, become kind and best ben factor
I'VE. therefore. the undersigned Orangemen OF
Etewarisiown, hereby pledge ourselves that how.
ever Others may act. NJ least will no longer be
mIsled but that peacefully, legally, loyalty steadily
and perseveungly, we will cooperate with the Re.
peal Association ~ their edris TO amelioraie the
condition OF our cOunirymen and as q pgODf Of our
determination, we hand you the subscription Of 100
associates. We believe their object 10 be 10 obtain
justice 10 all, without distinction Of creed or party-
we consider Il 10 be the indeieasble right OF ind
viduas, as we'll as nations, 10 transact their own
business; nor con we believe that he who would
obtain redress for common enemy. could seek the
aggandizement OF particular party. II is a prin-
ciple not only 10 forgive, but with progressive
| hcneyolence towards those who have always hated
| us 81, your " olives have either been misunder.
stood Or msrepreseuied in the north. So far as our
! influence extends, that snail not again happen.
! As nscienliJIs ,n9t. 10 shall labor IN senson
and out Of season, publicly and privately 10 dispel
| The dglusun which Aas hitherto porvaded the judg.
ments Of our brother Orangemeu. Two VI our BRO
hers were unusly cast into prison, and you visited
them--cupuyes; aud your inherent sense Of Justice
disposed you 10 upply your mighty influence They
are free, The magic wand Of justice. welded by
| your powerful arm, unbaued the gates Of Omaph
jail; and our brethren. joseph and Simon Williamson