Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

the other iraversers or cofnmiucd the CRIME
with which be was charged lie bad now
only 10 say il was his painful conviction that
justice had not been done.
A sudden and voelferous cheer from near.
ly ali parts Of the court followed this result
and although ], was accompanied by the
clapping OF hands amongA tie junior bar
and was two OF three times repeated. The
Judge did no, interfere, although evidently
displea.ed. :,
The Traversers mcdlaioly surrendered
into the custody Of the Sheriff.
The Repeal Committee have issued an /
Address to the people Of Ireland on the sub |
iect Of the Imprisonment Of OConDeli, &c.
beseechng them to pcrscvere IN defence Of
their rights, bn, no, 20 appeal TO force
/ ADDRESS or OCosNELL TO THE PEo-
PIE OF IRELAND-rEAcE AND QUIET
People Of eiaHd-Ftiiow Copafrymen
-Belored Eiiotc CouHirymen-1he SEN
lcnce is passed Blu, there is another ap'
peal from that sentence. The appeal lies
il the House Of Lords solemnly pledge
myself to bring an appeal against that sen
,cncc, and assure you there is every pros
poet TINT il will he received. Peace then,
and quiet Let there not be one particle Of
,iot. iumult, or violence. This Is The en-
sis in which il i'll be shown whether the
people of ireland will obey me or not
ANY person who violates the law,or is gull
ty of any violence. insult, or injury 10 per.
son or property, violates my command. ana
shows himself an enemy 10 me, and bitter
enemy to Ireland.
The people Of Irelanc-the sober. steady,
honest, religious people of ireland--have
hitherto obcyod my commands and Kept
quiet Let every man stay at home. LEI
the woman and children stay at home DO
not crowd the streets, and in particular let
no man approach the precincts OF the -Four
Courts.
Now people of Dublin, and people of
; Ireland generally, shall know, whether
YOU love and respect me or not. Show
your love and regard for me. by your obc-
denco to the law-your peaceablc conduct,
and the total avoidance Of any riot or vio-
/ lence.
PEACE, ORDER, QUIET, TRANQUILITY.
p reserve the peace, and the Repeal cause
= will necessarily be triumphant. Peace
and quiet ask for in my name, and as
. Won regard me. Peace and quiet | ask for
in the name of Ireland, and as you love
o your native land Peace G.ei order,l call
# for under the sviemn sanction of religion
}. coniure you TO observe quiet, and ask it
4 in The adorable name ofthe everything God
$ Crafty me and your friends by you being
quiet and peaceable.
H TIE enemies of ireland would be de
d lighted at you violating the peace, or being
l. guilty of any disorder.
Disappoint them crafty and delight by
n peace, order, and quiet
!. Your futhful friend.
DANIEL O'CONNELL.
r. Corn Exchange rooms, Doth May, 1874
l. GREECE. A secret society has been dis
a. covered in Athens 1t is called the "Gran(
= Brotherhood" cloesly resembling the broth
n erhood of the illuminate; the members be
ing sworn to secrecy and implicit obedience
re The association is mostly attributed to thu
is Nappist or Russian party.
&c TURKEY. A letter from Cons,aninopl'
saws that the state OF Albania becomes dal
G. " more and more alarming. The who'll
a province is in state of revolt and bodie
of the insurgents scour all parts OF the conn
ne try, committing the most frightful excuses
IN By the last account the town of Skotia wa
10 closely blockaded by an army of 1900
IN Adams.
Nv VISIT OF TIE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA T.
'0 ENGLAND. The Emperor Of Russia an
4, suite arrived at Woolwich late on Saturda
ue evening, and Immediately departed for Lor
nc don. On Sunday morning Prince Albel
n visited the Emperor at the Russian Emba:
sy.and returned with Sir Robert Peer ate
cE divine service. The Emperor then az
at companicd them to Buckingham Palace
he on visit to the Queen. Afterwards h
10 visited the Queen Dawager and the olhe
ng branches of the Royal Family
" The appearance of the Emperor of Ru
sia, in London, most Unexpectedly, ha
Mt, arted the qudnuncs and the sight sazer
er He has travelled with amazing speed sine
re leaving his own capital stopping only a fe'
at hours on his route to visit the crowned hea
Of Prussia and Holland, anxious, no dou'
tn to bring the intelligence Of his own arriv'
al, in England
WEALTH-Too many persons IN a
al rola,;ons III ro,ob lie, looL. 1non We1 IL