Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

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From Charles Wiiimer's Amsrean Neses Lstter-Jsae
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The principal topic Of interest the sailing Of the
cadia Is the condition Of Ireland which avowedy critical
The Repeal agitation has eonvused il from north to south
In his frantic the privileged Agitaor has commenced
the campaign in busnesske siyle and in good earnest
One DIR. Higgins the Romanist Bishop of Armagh declares
that all the Romanist Bishops Repeale. This
ton DIR. Muudy, the Romanist Archbishop OF Dublin de
Mes in letter which does eondem
natory Of the Repeal movement
Picked troops and armed being despatched
to ireland without stint That movement
sprcjected by the Aeitatos party appears probableths
fierce and formidable check is intended be opposed
them one doubt
The which the mail will take out will be
startling and important For the present il is perhaps
enough quote the that OF the regiments To-
Gated ia Ireland in favour OF Repeal: indeed
told that the regiment Of which Lord Charles Wellesley the
Dukes son. is aforementioned pledged to support
Repeal.
The Lord Chancellor of Ireland (Sir Edward Sugden)
has thought fit, and with the entire OF the
Ministry dispace from the magstracy certain gentlemen,
because they had either attended presided Re-
Fench and among the list the exes included the
OF Daniel OConnell. fiery and angry discussion in the
House OF Lords did but elicit from the Lord Chancellor that
his learned colleague usthed IN the expulsion he had
sked and after impotent attempt the part of Lord
Campbell to bolster up opposition the OF his
successor, the matter dropped.
Manchester, which doomed TO be the Of
outbreak and discomfort has been again sgnazed by
disturbance. On the 24h OF May party OF drunken SOL
diers quarreed and two Of them stripped fight. po-
hccman nterered, and driven off by the mob, who
peared coaesce with the sodery in their
ate riot The police, reinforced up the place,
and were again. by the Joint efforts of the sOdery and the
mob, beaten back For the third time the police mustered
their force, and upon this succeeded in capturing
Of the rng-eaders Of the riot In the Of the
evening the mob attempted attack upon the police
force, and in the mee serious mischief was inflicted
the belligerents.
The matter is undergoing rigid investigation. Lord
Charles Wellesley Of the Duke OF Wellington has been
specially appointed inquire into the affair." but the bu
sness is conducted with close doors, nothing has hitherto
trauspired.
The secession of those of the Church of Scot
land, who protest against the interference Of the civil pow
ecclesiastical matters has ut length occurred At
the meeting Of the General Assembly, DR.. Weeh the ex
moderator read statement, couohed in the temper
language, of the which had induced
ents separate themselves from the Church. Immediate.
y after its perusa the secedes vacated the Assembly and
convened meeting OF their own, which the ceebra-
ted Dr. Chalmers elected to preside. The protest
signed by 395 ministers, among whom be found the
most eloquent, jealous, and schoar-ke personages OF
whom Presbyteransm boast. Towards the erection
must henceforh ofciate handsome contributions have been
made, and in instances by beneacors who, though
they opposed TO the principle the maintenance of which
has effected the schis orbear admirng the dsn-
tercsted integrity OF the men who have created it,
The disruption arose from dispute a the right
OF the civil courts interfere in clerical matters,
the hand, and the other from the dread that If the
spiritual courts assumed authority might dexter.
ouy and eagerly usurp and enench upon the perogaves
of all other tribunals.
IL bad day for Scotland when this rupture occurred
NJ
bour for the mischief which this eud has DONE
All the ce'gymen whom the non-intrusionists, when
they had majority IN the Assembly, had deposed, have
been reinstaed.
There remain 1913 parish minister's and 100 ministers Of
chapels, who adhere TO the Establishment.
The Vcksburg Wing, Of the 10Th, contains some fur
Their particulars Of the killing of Dr. Hagan, by Mr.. Daniel
w. Adams. The testimony before the coroners court
unsatisfactory. No seemed to know how the
aray began. Mr. Adams he shot Dr. Hagan while the
latter had him down. with his hand upon his throat Mr.
A states that he went Vcksburg for the purpose of de-
mundng the reaoon Of certain charges against his father
but in what the demand OF whether
it was demand al all, does appear.
Mr.. Daniel w. Adams is the OF the Hon. George
Adams OF Jackson Miss and both father and are and
always have been ardent Locoocos Dr. Hagan him.
self. They, however, have been opposed reputation
while Dr. Hagan has been the champion OF that stupendous
inquy. Dr. H. accused the elder Adams of kind Of
connection with the deiacaion Of Graves and it was this
charge that brought him the vengeance of Mr. AS
son. The younger Adams the time OF the occurrence
about TO establish new Locofoco paper Jackson
We have been the enemy Of Dr. Hagan but all our hos
tile feelings entered with his bones" We find it in
our hearto lament his fate. though the fate that might
have been expected by man Of violence and blood.
Louis. Jour-
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