Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
BosToS, Nov. 30, 9 O'Clock, a

BcsToN, Nov. 20, O'Clock, a. 70.
The Caledonia has just arrived The Cotton
Marke, IS on he decline. as expected
The Court Of the Queens Bench, Dublin
opened for the trial Of O'Conne)l and his brother
agitators on the 21. The indictments covered
the enormous space Of thIrtytbree skins OF paTch
ment. An attempt has been made TO indict the
government, reporter. on whose testimony every
thing depends, for perjury. NJ part Of the evi-
dence had been given in when the Caledonia
sailed.
DR.. Collier has nc, with much success in Liv~
erpoo in his Mesme:ic lectures. HIS new book
America was not quite ready for the press.
There destructive storm in Liverpool
and lis neighborhond on the 2S'b, which occa~
stoned much damage TO property, aud the loss OF
several lives.
Her Maies,y and Prince Albert's visit TO the
University Of Cambridge, accompanied by
pageautay, spendor, and n demonstration of Ioy-
atty, which does honor alike to The University as
TO the Qneen herself
Several Of the continental papers persist IN the
assertion that congress of the five great pow-
ers will tie held forthwith in some town IN Ger
many for the purpose of discussing the affairs oi
Spain.
The Malta papers are beginning 10 hold the
most sedit:ous language, recommending revolt
to the Italians in the most infammatory style.
IRELAND.
Ireland continues quiet The country is ex-
available force Of the British army has been pui
into it--the agitation, some " hat subsided in tone
but equally effective IN action, continues-ihe
Repeal Golfers are swelled by thousands weekly
The much talked of Cancellation Hall has been
opened-iwo three men of mark have lpined
the movement Just at the moment il became crit
ical--and the proce edngs against the agitator5 in
connexion with the unhappy blunder of the gov
ernment short hand writer respecting the identi-
ty Of MIR. Barrett, coupled with the present jury
panel. and other matters, lead TO the belief ina,
the whole affair has been managed badly.
Reports gain ground in Dublin that Sir Robert
Peel contemplaias some comprehensive policy in
respec! TO Irish grievances. The Dublin cores
pondent of the Morning Chronicle asserts that IN
official gentleman, who has been work for six
months, is engaged in completing by the next ses.
sion Of Parliament, an elaborate statement of the
revenues Of the Irish Church Establishment, ar
ranged in tabular form embracing each nd>
vidual parish, and specifying the income Of the
incumbe nj, the number of Protestant parishion
ers, whether not there is q church in the par
ish and other details.
True Bills of Indictment for Conspiracy--Trai-
tors III the Camp.
DUBLIN, Friday Night.
The Grand Jury assembled this morning a
few minutes before eleven o'clock, when bills of
Indictment were laid before hem charging Mr.
O'ConnelI and others with "Conspiracy and 9th
er Misdemennors.''
a long discussion took place TO the mode Of
proceeding. when ii was agreed that the indict-
ment and the informatons should be read al
length. This having been done, il in tma>
ted that witnesses were in Attendance to sustain
the saua--i ~hu eeo nulci,ne 1.
Up to O'Clock the examination OF witnesses had
not CONNIE need, and the number in atte endance
is al bout So, it is believe ed that the bills will not
be returned till Tomorrow Saturday, 4th Of No.
vember) evening. There is, however, no doub,
entertained to the finding Of true bills Should
the question go to a division there are eighteen
Tories to five Liberals, and ma jority Of the
Grand Jury is only necessary TO return the bills,
there is no question as 10 the result.
l must inform you that, during the last few
days, strange rumors 8fioat TO certain me m
bars Of the committee of the Repeal Associaiio
having in plain terms sold themselves to the Cas-
tie, and trust they Will be brought forward 10
ma intan the case on the part Of the Crown.
OF course it would be in Idicious in me to men
ton names, but that such rumor is afoat and
currently believed, is beyond question. The re-
suit only prove It's correctness, nor should
feel surprised at the rumor proving true.
Lirerpool Chronicle.
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